VBA 365 code to set up e-mail with multiple attachments and multiple users using an excel table

Daccota_lenny

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  1. 365
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Hello!

I have a process that I have to do each month that requires me to e-mail multiple different people with different attachments on each e-mail, however the subject line and body of the e-mail is always the same.
I am planning on sharing this with other users who don't know much about excel so I think it best to have a shared excel table that they can plug in the information and then we can run the macro all at once for a mass e-mail.

Right now my test table looks like this:

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I don't really know much about VBA - can anyone help with the code? I do know I need it to work on a loop so that each line is sent as a separate e-mail from the last. This will save my team countless man hours! I appreciate you all :)
 

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