Multiple Attachments in Email using MAPIEx
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21-12-17 11:07 AM
Can someone please guide me that how can we send multiple files as attachment using MAPIEX VBO. In send stage/action, the attachment field is text and we can type just one file name there. I want to send multiple files in an email, please guide one this.
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21-12-17 11:46 AM
Hi
Just add a semicolon (;) between the file paths in the attachment field and you'll be able to send as many attachments as you need. I have added a screenshot as an example.
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21-12-17 11:57 AM
Supply file names separated with Semi Colon (;).
For example, D:\File1.txt;D:\File2.txt
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21-12-17 11:59 AM
Supply file names separated with Semi Colon (;).
For example, D:\File1.txt;D:\File2.txt
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21-12-17 04:24 PM
You can send multiple attachments by separating the filepaths with ; to the ""Attachment"" input.
For example: [File1] & "";"" & [File2]
Hope this helps,
Juho
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21-12-17 07:33 PM
Simple. In the attachments field write all attachment names separated by a semi colon.
For example: If I have 2 attachments:
1. Great
2. Gatsby
Your attachment field would look like: ""Great;Gatsby"".
Hope this resolves your question.
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22-12-17 05:35 PM
I think it's stated in the tooltip of the Attachment atribute, you seperate each filepath with a semi-colon.
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10-01-18 11:13 AM
Thanks a ton everyone!
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13-02-18 06:01 AM
Hi, what if my attachments(path) is coming from a collection?
