You can do the following: Until you hit the send method the body should be considered a text container. You can also insert HTML tags but be sure to set the HTMLBody property. If you prefer you could use another variable to hold your output until you are ready to place it in the mail as shown here:

...
strTextMessage = "Some text"
.. Process whatever If .... then
strTextMessage = strTextMessage & vbcrlf
strTextMessage = strTextMessage & "Some text"
.. If .... then else
strTextMessage = strTextMessage & vbcrlf
strTextMessage = strTextMessage & "Some more text"

oMail.body = strTExtMEssage
oMail.send

>Hi All,
>
>I have a specific requirement in which I need to access the properties of Outlook via VBA through OLE automation. I do not want to use
>oMyObj.Body = "This is my text goes in there" but I want to achieve the same results. For example in MS-Word OLE automation, we can use something like
>
>oMyObj.InsertText = "This is my text goes in there"
>oMyObj.InsertText = vbCrLF
>If .... then oMyObj.InsertText = "My second text"
>etc.
>
>Can I control Outlook in any way without using Body property?
>
>Thanks in advance for your time.
>
>Regards
>Vijay