Re: Concatenate email addresses
- From: "NuBie via AccessMonster.com" <u42912@uwe>
- Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:40:26 GMT
See John's suggestion, also Duane has a very good sample on the link he
provided. The logic is almost the same but making it generic makes the
function more flexible, i.e. you can pass Table Name, Field Name, Separator...
etc.
Bonnie A wrote:
Hi NuBie! Thanks so much for the reply. Sorry I took so long to check it.
So I need to take your code and create a new MODULE? Then name it, compile
it and then create a button on a form to run it?
I need a quick paragraph on 'what to do with what you gave me'. It would
give me the trail to follow WITH the tool provided.
Thank you very much for your time and the wonderful reply. I just need to
be sure what to do with it. I know I need to be sure I use MY table name and
MY field name. I'm okay with that.
It doesn't look like an expression, it looks like module VB. I just don't
get in there much but being able to do this would so much help me with
notifying clients in bulk rather than copy and paste myself ill.
Thanks again!
You need to loop thru all records and get each email address and then[quoted text clipped - 55 lines]
CONCATENATE :
Bonnie
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