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I have a list of a dozen users on a form where a client decides via checkbox on who to send the (same) email to. At the moment I have the workflow check each item per line if the value is yes to send an email to each check boxed entry via the checkbox being ticked. Instead of a workflow statement for each and every email created for each ( they are the same email ) isn't there a cleaner simpler way to check if each user's checkbox was selected to send an email and then create one "send an email"? SharePoint 2010

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I figured it out. Geeze it's been quiet here lately. Usually some guru is quick to bestow their expertise.

Via a workflow , I run a check individually to see if each of the dozen email are checked "yes" if so then they are added to a local variable called "email-group". Each time So each time one is added it is added to the previous "email_group" ( i.e. [email protected];[email_group] and finally use the local variable at the bottom of the all if-elses and make the variable the TO: address, selecting variable as opposed to a current item..etc. HTH Cheers!

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