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Ladies & Gents,
A few people from this newsgroup helped me out with some Excel macro code a few weeks ago. Your help was terrific! The macro works so well, a child could use it. I (the child) start it off, and tell it what invoice run number I've just completed, it picks up the data, formats it, and saves it to 3 workbooks all from the one number. It's brilliant. Now I wish to update the macro a little further. I want to open an Outlook email template, and attach a file to the template. I'm creating 2 reports for 2 separate customers, so ideally, this is what I want to do; Create the first workbook * Open the email template * Add the previous working day's date to the subject heading & in the email's text * Attach the file * Send the email Repeat the process for the second customer Any help with the processes marked with the astericks would be greatly appreciated. I realise that wanting to place a strange date in the email may be difficult, so having the message minimise during the process would not be a problem. Neither would opening the 2 separate templates after the workbooks have been created. That way I can just attach the files manually (can I say that here??) & check the messages before sending. Once more, TIA for you help Andrew |
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