Create Outlook Task using Column data. Error reading next column :(

John.McLaughlin

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I have a simple WS to list Items needed, errands to run, etc.

Row 1 is the Task’s .Subject (Title) cell, Rows 2 to X is the running list of info.

I can successfully create all tasks .Subject by reading across Row 1. However, the .Body of each task contains the same data from Column 1, and does not read the new data found under each column heading.

How do I nest(?) my Column For/Next statement to copy the data in the new column?

Thanks in advance!


Code:
Sub OutlookTasks()

        Dim ol As Object, olTask As Object
    Dim cc As Range

    Dim LastRow As Long 
    Dim N As Long, r As Long
    Dim Sendrng As Range
    Set Sendrng = Worksheets("TASKS").Range("A1:A100")

    ' Create .Body of Task by finding/copy all cells in column with data
    ' Store data found in strtable to paste in .Body of Task
    FirstRow = 1
    LastRow = Sendrng.Rows.Count '100
    FirstCol = 1
    LastCol = Sendrng.Columns.Count

    For r = FirstRow To LastRow
    For c = FirstCol To LastCol
    For Each CELL In Cells(r, c)
    strtable = strtable & "  " & CELL.Value
        Next
        Next
    strtable = strtable & vbNewLine
        Next

   
    Set ol = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    
    ' Get Column heading data as .Subject title of Tasks
    For Each cc In Range("A1", Range("A1").End(xlToRight))
        Set olTask = ol.CreateItem(3)
        
        With olTask
            .Subject = cc.Value
            .Body = strtable
            .Save
        End With

    ' Goto next Column heading
    Next cc


End Sub
 

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