VBA to add a bcc

[warren66]

The line

olItem.Recipients.Add(strBCC).Type = 3

adds the name defined in strBCC as BCC. Type = 3 is BCC.
If there is no existing BCC, you could probably use

olItem.BCC = strBCC

instead of the above line.

That works perfectly now thanks, Graham.

The macro runs from the Developer window, but when I assign it to a button on the QAT and click it, it does nothing. Same with other macros, but if I add buttons for the built-in commands, like say "Reply", they work.

Would you happen to know if there is a setting I need to make in Outlook to get macros to run from the QAT? I have no such problems running macros from Excel and Word QATs...

Thanks again

W