This method performs the following high-level tasks: The macro entry point is a method named ExportToPdf. The operation of the macro is relatively straightforward.
You will also need to add the following VBA references to the macro: Note: If you intend to recreate this solution using the code shown below, the Progress user form requires the ShowModal property to be set to False. This code provides a standalone progress dialog that is utilised by the Export module. This code is responsible for exporting and merging emails and attachments. There are two core components to the solution: Adobe Acrobat provides similar functionality, but attachments, instead of being “expanded”, are embedded as links within the generated PDF. I wrote the macro because no third-party offering appeared to provide this capability. I recently developed a VBA macro for Microsoft Outlook 2016 that would allow a user to export one or more emails, and their attachments, to a single consolidated PDF document. Pete Hinchley: A Macro to Export Multiple Emails and their Attachments from Microsoft Outlook to a Single PDF Pete Hinchley: A Macro to Export Multiple Emails and their Attachments from Microsoft Outlook to a Single PDF
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