By: Shamima Sultana

In reply to Lucas de Oliveira Alves.

Hello Lucas de Oliveira Alves,

Thank you for your kind feedback! I’m glad to hear the VBA code is working well for you.

Regarding the issue with images not displaying on mobile devices, it could be due to how the image is embedded or attached in the email. Many mobile email clients do not support embedded images and might block them by default. Here are a few suggestions to address this:

Use an External Image Hosting Service: Instead of embedding the image directly in the email body, you can upload the image to a reliable hosting service and include its URL in the email body. This ensures the image is accessible regardless of the email client.

Check Email Client Compatibility: Ensure the image is embedded using standard practices that are supported by most email clients. Sometimes, tweaking the HTML format in the email body can resolve compatibility issues.

Use Base64 Encoding: If possible, encode the image in Base64 and include it in the email’s HTML body. While this increases email size, it often improves compatibility across devices.

Add the Image as an Attachment: If none of the above solutions work, consider attaching the image instead of embedding it. This ensures users can view the image by opening the attachment.

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ExcelDemy