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Howdy.
I'm sending an e-mail using the SendObject command. I build a text string
through a series of statements, and then reference that string as the message
text in the SendObject command.
When I preview the resulting e-mail message in Outlook, the columns of
numbers are aligned just as they are in the statements in VBA. When the
e-mail is sent, and viewed in other e-mail clients, the columns are not lined
up.
Apart from using HTML format (some recipients may not have e-mail clients
capable of rendering HTML), are there any formatting I can force in the VBA
code? Or in the Outlook settings?
Thanks for your help.
Danny
I'm sending an e-mail using the SendObject command. I build a text string
through a series of statements, and then reference that string as the message
text in the SendObject command.
When I preview the resulting e-mail message in Outlook, the columns of
numbers are aligned just as they are in the statements in VBA. When the
e-mail is sent, and viewed in other e-mail clients, the columns are not lined
up.
Apart from using HTML format (some recipients may not have e-mail clients
capable of rendering HTML), are there any formatting I can force in the VBA
code? Or in the Outlook settings?
Thanks for your help.
Danny