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I want to make a macro that will send xls as attachment to an e-mail. I can
make one to open Outlook message, with the attachment but can not find to
populkate "to" box. Any ideas please?
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Hi Steve, if you do not want to alter the message first then the following
would work:

ActiveWorkbook.SendMail "emailladdress", "Subject text"

You will be presented with a message box which is a bit of a nuisance,
however I dont know of a way round this.

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I want to make a macro that will send xls as attachment to an e-mail. I can
make one to open Outlook message, with the attachment but can not find to
populkate "to" box. Any ideas please?
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Steve, have a look at Ron's site here
http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm#Tips
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Hi Steve, if you do not want to alter the message first then the following
would work:

ActiveWorkbook.SendMail "emailladdress", "Subject text"

You will be presented with a message box which is a bit of a nuisance,
however I dont know of a way round this.

"Steve" wrote:

I want to make a macro that will send xls as attachment to an e-mail. I can
make one to open Outlook message, with the attachment but can not find to
populkate "to" box. Any ideas please?
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Thanks
Never used codes before but copy and paste works - even if I don't
understand it. must try sometime. Ta
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Steve, have a look at Ron's site here
http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm#Tips
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I want to make a macro that will send xls as attachment to an e-mail. I can
make one to open Outlook message, with the attachment but can not find to
populkate "to" box. Any ideas please?
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