How do I reference a cell in VBA?

If the Excel VBA Range object you want to refer to is a single cell, the syntax is simply “Range(“Cell”)”. For example, if you want to make reference to a single cell, such as A1, type “Range(“A1″)”.

How do I insert references into Outlook VBA?

To use early binding, you first need to set a reference to the Outlook object library. Use the Reference command on the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Tools menu to set a reference to Microsoft Outlook xx. x Object Library, where xx. x represents the version of Outlook that you are working with.

How do you use relative cell reference in VBA?

Use Relative References

1. First, click Record Macro.
2. Next, select cell B3. Type Sales and press enter.
3. Type Production and press enter.
4. Type Logistics and press enter. Result:
5. Click Stop Recording.
6. Empty Range(“B3:B5”).
7. Select any cell on the sheet and run the recorded macro. Result:

How to add Outlook reference in Excel VBA?

To automate Outlook based tasks from Excel you need to add Outlook Object Library (Microsoft Outlook XX.X Object Library) in Excel References. You can follow below steps to add Outlook reference in Excel VBA: 1. From the Menu Bar, click on Tools > References… 2. Select ‘Microsoft Outlook XX.X Object Library’ and click on ‘OK’ button

How to use Microsoft Outlook Object in VBA?

Check the box of Microsoft Outlook as shown in the above screenshot. Now we can use the Microsoft Outlook object in Excel VBA. This process of setting the reference to “MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 16.0 OBJECT LIBRARY” is known as Early Binding.

How to use Excel VBA outlook function to send emails?

Reference Microsoft Outlook Object from Object Library in VBA. Write VBA code to send emails in the VBA module. As you know Outlook is an object and we need to provide a reference to Outlook object. So there is an Object reference library in VBA which we need to use for reference. Follow the below steps to use the Object Reference Library.

How do I set outlook as a reference?

Remember Outlook is an object and we need to set the reference to this in the object reference library. To set the Outlook object to reference follow below steps. Step 1: Go to Visual Basic Editor. Step 2: Go to Tools > Reference. Step 3: In the below references object library scroll down and select “MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 14.0 OBJECT LIBRARY”.