#One email stuck in outlook outbox update
#One email stuck in outlook outbox code
#One email stuck in outlook outbox Offline

#One email stuck in outlook outbox update

It takes a second for outlook to update but all should appear inside the app when processing complete.

#One email stuck in outlook outbox code

I utilizie similar code to send 100+ emails quickly. NameĪdjusted code(note if to check for sending emails): 'determine if you need to send emails If this isn't 'All Accounts' you'll need to loop through mySyncObjects to find it, using the property. Then we'll kick of sync for group 1, usually 'All Accounts'. Usually its Internet connection (or lack of one) that raises this type of error. MySyncObjects = OutApp.GetNamespace('MAPI').SyncObjects 1) is your OUTBOUND mail server configured correctly 2) are you connected to the Internet - not just a Work INTRANET 3) does work stop you sending emails to 'outside users'. Option 2 - Forcibly initiate sync of 'All Accounts' sync groupĪfter all processing is complete we'll grab the sync groups using: Moving the initilization outside the loop MIGHT fix your issue. Option 1 - Move Outlook create outside loop You shouldn't be opening and closing these over and over and per your previous comment this is actually causing some issues, its possible that opening and closing the client successively is causing issues with the sync. Move your initialization of the Outlook application outside the loop. Attachments.Add (sheetPath & BranchName & '.pdf')Īpplication.Wait (Now + TimeValue('0:00:03')) Body = 'Hi, Please find attached below your rate sheet, your uploads are ready as well.' If you are sending an email with a file attachment such as documents, videos, PDFs, or pictures. Follow these methods and check whichever works for you: Method 1: Check file size. We are listing the possible solutions to fix emails stuck in the Outbox of Gmail. Subject = 'Rate Sheet ' & BranchName & ' - ' & Now() Fix emails stuck in Outbox queued and not sending in Gmail. Set OutApp = CreateObject('Outlook.Application') SheetPath = Workbooks('Upload.xlsm').Worksheets('Branch List').Range('J2').Value For counter = 2 To 18īranchCode = Workbooks('Upload.xlsm').Worksheets('Branch List').Range('C' & counter).ValueīranchName = Workbooks('Upload.xlsm').Worksheets('Branch List').Range('A' & counter).ValueīranchEmail = Workbooks('Upload.xlsm').Worksheets('Branch List').Range('D' & counter).Value I've attempted using: DoEvents and Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue('0:00:03')) to no avail. The code runs without error but only about 6 of the 17 emails go out, the balance are stuck in outbox and go out when I open Outlook and sync the folders myself. This is a simple solution to a vague problem with not very obvious clues.I'm attempting to send out emails with attachments via Outlook (initiated on Excel). Therefore the email is unlocked, and can be deleted.

#One email stuck in outlook outbox Offline

So Outlook keeps trying to send the email and “locks” the email so it can’t be deleted.īy putting Outlook in the Offline mode, Outlook knows it can not send the email. Imagine a postman trying to pass through a door opening, and he is stuck. The attachment in this case is larger than the email service allows, so the sending is denied, yet Outlook doesn’t realize this. Emails stuck in Outbox means the message you wish to send is not being sent and is not being received by the recipient. Usually this issue occurs when an email is sent with a very large attachment. Or simply, the email was not delivered to the recipient.

Take Outlook out of the “offline” mode (File/WorkOffline – checkmark gone)įor those that care, here is what is going on. You may sometimes have noticed that your emails are not displayed in Sent items even after sending them.

Put Outlook in the “offline” mode (File/WorkOffline – notice checkmark).

Typically you can easily see this by seeing the (1) next to your outbox.

the send/receive doesn’t seem to be workingĭouble check a “stuck email” in the outbox is the issue.

an email that never leaves your out box.

If you use Outlook, the symptoms would include: This is one of those not so obvious issues.