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Macros for emailing
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I am new here and I am not sure if this issue has been brought u before. If so, please let me know. Basically, I am looking to record a simple macro whereby, pressing th button, it will insert your name into a cell and date it. Thereafter it will automatically email out to the next designated person. Thi normally used in electronic forms. My questions a- 1. How do I tell Excel to capture the login name of Windows as the nam to be inserted into the cell? 2. How can I create in a way that Excel will prompt out a bo requesting you to key in your name but the user will not allow to amen or key in directly into the cell (as I intend to lock protect tha cell). In another word, the key in box would act as input field. 3. How do I record a Macro which include auto emailing with th predefined email address in the macro? I am not familiar with Macros nor VBA...so, I expect a more detaile help as well as the easiest way to do it, say through normal recordin of Macros rather than we have to type everything ourselve. Please help me.... -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Macros for emailing
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have a look at http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm for code examples -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Hi, I am new here and I am not sure if this issue has been brought up before. If so, please let me know. Basically, I am looking to record a simple macro whereby, pressing the button, it will insert your name into a cell and date it. Thereafter, it will automatically email out to the next designated person. This normally used in electronic forms. My questions a- 1. How do I tell Excel to capture the login name of Windows as the name to be inserted into the cell? 2. How can I create in a way that Excel will prompt out a box requesting you to key in your name but the user will not allow to amend or key in directly into the cell (as I intend to lock protect that cell). In another word, the key in box would act as input field. 3. How do I record a Macro which include auto emailing with the predefined email address in the macro? I am not familiar with Macros nor VBA...so, I expect a more detailed help as well as the easiest way to do it, say through normal recording of Macros rather than we have to type everything ourselve. Please help me..... --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Macros for emailing
Hi Frank,
Thanks for the sample codes.....but as informed, I am totally new wit VBA. So, please advise me if it is wrong, I will copy the sample code and insert (as additional line) in the macro I recorded, correct? How about the pop up box to fill in the name? Any code for that? tried to protect the cell and use macro to insert a word there but wa prompted with error for the cell is protected. How can we enable th macro to insert something into the protected cells without unprotectin the whole worksheet? Can we -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Macros for emailing
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I'd suggest taking a look at the following link to get started with macros: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm For allowing the macro to insert text in a specific cell this cell is either unprotected or the macro will disable the protection at the beginning (and reapplie it again after finishing the insertion). -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Hi Frank, Thanks for the sample codes.....but as informed, I am totally new with VBA. So, please advise me if it is wrong, I will copy the sample codes and insert (as additional line) in the macro I recorded, correct? How about the pop up box to fill in the name? Any code for that? I tried to protect the cell and use macro to insert a word there but was prompted with error for the cell is protected. How can we enable the macro to insert something into the protected cells without unprotecting the whole worksheet? Can we? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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