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Yes, this is by design. Marketing Cloud's email app uses a Subscriber model; it will send to the email address defined in the Subscriber record.

The only solution that I'm aware of is the somewhat awkward method of exporting the DE, then re-importing it using an Import Activity.

Refer to the procedural steps documented in this answer: How to Query a Data Extension and Update the Subscriber list at the Child Business Unit Level?How to Query a Data Extension and Update the Subscriber list at the Child Business Unit Level?

Yes, this is by design. Marketing Cloud's email app uses a Subscriber model; it will send to the email address defined in the Subscriber record.

The only solution that I'm aware of is the somewhat awkward method of exporting the DE, then re-importing it using an Import Activity.

Refer to the procedural steps documented in this answer: How to Query a Data Extension and Update the Subscriber list at the Child Business Unit Level?

Yes, this is by design. Marketing Cloud's email app uses a Subscriber model; it will send to the email address defined in the Subscriber record.

The only solution that I'm aware of is the somewhat awkward method of exporting the DE, then re-importing it using an Import Activity.

Refer to the procedural steps documented in this answer: How to Query a Data Extension and Update the Subscriber list at the Child Business Unit Level?

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Yes, this is by design. Marketing Cloud's email app uses a Subscriber model; it will send to the email address defined in the Subscriber record.

The only solution that I'm aware of is the somewhat awkward method of exporting the DE, then re-importing it using an Import Activity.

Refer to the procedural steps documented in this answer: How to Query a Data Extension and Update the Subscriber list at the Child Business Unit Level?