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Easiest way: You do the mail merge on (with) the account that should be the from field 
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It's not an account. Its a distribution list they have rights to send from.
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I think peakpeak is right here...just open the account the prepare the mail merge from there... but here's another post that MAY be of assistance. &nbsp;Not really clear on how you plan on doing the merge - VBA or manually.<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23554160/macro-for-outlook-2003-and-2007.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23554160/macro-for-outlook-2003-and-2007.html</a><br />
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How do you send an email using the &quot;From&quot; option when doing a Mail merge in outlook?
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How do you send an email using the "From" option when doing a Mail merge in outlook?

Easiest way: You do the mail merge on (with) the account that should be the from field 

It&amp;#39;s not an account. Its a distribution list they have rights to send from.

I think peakpeak is right here...just open the account the prepare the mail merge from there... but here&amp;#39;s another post that MAY be of assistance.  Not really clear on how you plan on doing the merge - VBA or manually.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Groupware/Outlook/Q_23554160.html



How do you send an email using the &amp;quot;From&amp;quot; option when doing a Mail merge?

How do you send an email using the &amp;quot;From&amp;quot; option when doing a Mail merge in outlook?

How do you send an email using the &quot;From&quot; option when doing a Mail merge?

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