#OUTLOOK 2016 FOR MAC SEARCH MISSING CODE#
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This worked for me! After restoring from Time Machine, all the folders I had archived locally in 'On My Computer' vanished. If anyone goes this route, make sure you backup the Main Profile folder, just in case. Not exactly an elegant solution, but all of his archived mail was brought over with the rebuild. This forced Outlook to detect an issue and do an auto rebuild. ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook/Outlook 15 Profiles/Main Profile/Data and deleting the Outlook.sqllite file. And for whatever reason Outlook would not detect there was an issue and offer to rebuild the profile. Creating a new profile would not solve his issue. We had a user whose profile was corrupted and had archived mail locally on their computer. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread.This is an old post, but we just ran in to this issue. Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not. ScriptToKillFile = ScriptToKillFile & 'end tell' 'do shell script ''rm '' & quoted form of posix path of ' & _ ScriptToKillFile = ScriptToKillFile & 'tell application ' & Chr(34) & _ 'The VBA Kill command on a Mac will not work with long file names(28+ characters) MsgBox 'There is no To, CC or BCC address or Subject for this mail'ДЇunction KillFileOnMac(Filestr As String) If Len(toaddress) + Len(ccaddress) + Len(bccaddress) = 0 Or mailsubject = '' Then If displaymail = False Then scriptToRun = scriptToRun & 'send' & Chr(13) ScriptToRun = scriptToRun & 'end tell' & Chr(13) 'set NewMail to make new outgoing message with properties' & _

ScriptToRun = scriptToRun & 'tell application ' & _Д¬hr(34) & 'Microsoft Outlook' & Chr(34) & Chr(13) Toaddress As String, ccaddress As String, bccaddress As String, _ДЄttachment As String, displaymail As Boolean) Function MailFromMacwithOutlook(bodycontent As String, mailsubject As String, _ Sending Mail from Excel 2011 by Using Apple Mail or Outlook 2011Д«elow is one example from that linkВ I posted here. I suggest you to refer link below which contains many examples that may solve your issue. I would just need to find an email in Outlook with a defined sender and heading, and then use the Excel attachment in that email to copy data to my summary Excel. So, maybe this cannot be done, at all with VBA? de Bruin points out that Outlook operates very differently from the other Office applications, and that in 2016 version, there are some serious drawbacks in the VBA in Mac. So, it would be best to find a solution within VBA or some other 'common' language to use.

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However, as I need to have an application that works both in a Windows PC as well as Mac, I cannot rely on the AppleScript.

#OUTLOOK 2016 FOR MAC SEARCH MISSING CODE#

He has written AppleScript code to send mail from excel via Outlook, and I've tried it and it works!!! Ron de Bruin has really great stuff on VBA, Excel and Mac. As everything (including Outlook 2016) is working, I am reluctant to go ahead with such a big operation. The only way to 'fix' an Office installation in Mac is to reinstall it.

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MSDN Support, feel free to contact Deepak, If you have any compliments or complaints to This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. So you can try the same on MAC and try to use late binding to automate Outlook without adding reference to Outlook library from Excel Application. Subject = 'Test email send by button clicking' XMailBody = 'Body content' & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & _ Set xOutApp = CreateObject('Outlook.Application') On my windows machine, I can use the late binding to create an object of Outlook application and then I can automate it without adding a reference to Outlook library. Currently,В We are not available with MAC machine to verify that Outlook library is available or not.

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