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Everything works fine if I use text for gwMessage.BodyText="adkfasldjfasdfasdfs" but if I use an inputbox for user prompt and go (TxtRange= an input box) gwMessage.BodyText= TxtRange I get an error

Does anyone know how to have the user click on the text that they want sent. My input box works on other appliations for text, I don't see why it won't work with this

Private Sub CommandButton7_Click(
Dim gwMessage As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Message
Dim gwaccount As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Account
Dim gwapp As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Applicatio
Dim gwattach As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Attachmen
Dim rs As Varian
Dim WhoTo As Strin
Dim Person As Strin
Dim TxtRange As Rang
Dim Cancel As Boolea



If Application.UserName = "Jason" The

WhoTo = InputBox("Name?", "Send EMail"
If Cancel The
Exit Su
End I

If WhoTo = "Jason" The
Person =
End I

Set gwapp = CreateObject("NovellGroupWareSession"
Set gwaccount = gwapp.Login(MyUserName, , MyPassword
Set gwMessage = gwaccount.MailBox.Messages.ad

Set TxtRange = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Click on the text you want sent", Title:="Text Selection", Type:=8
TxtRange.Selec
gwMessage.BodyText = TxtRang

gwMessage.Subject = "Spreadsheet Stuff
gwMessage.Recipients.add Perso
gwMessage.Sen
End I
End I
End Sub
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Hi Jason,

It depends on what the user selects. An InputBox of type=8 will return a
Range object. The default property of a Range is the Value property. So
your line of code

gwMessage.BodyText = TxtRange


will attempt to get the Value property of the Range TxtRange and assign that
value to the BodyText property of gwMessage. If the user selects more than
one cell, then the Value property will fail. If you want to allow for a
multi-cell selection, you may have to get a little more explicit in your
code.

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Jason wrote:
Everything works fine if I use text for
gwMessage.BodyText="adkfasldjfasdfasdfs" but if I use an
inputbox for user prompt and go (TxtRange= an input box)
gwMessage.BodyText= TxtRange I get an error.

Does anyone know how to have the user click on the text that they
want sent. My input box works on other appliations for text, I don't
see why it won't work with this?


Private Sub CommandButton7_Click()
Dim gwMessage As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Message2
Dim gwaccount As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Account2
Dim gwapp As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Application
Dim gwattach As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Attachment
Dim rs As Variant
Dim WhoTo As String
Dim Person As String
Dim TxtRange As Range
Dim Cancel As Boolean






If Application.UserName = "Jason" Then


WhoTo = InputBox("Name?", "Send EMail")
If Cancel Then
Exit Sub
End If

If WhoTo = "Jason" Then
Person = "
End If

Set gwapp = CreateObject("NovellGroupWareSession")
Set gwaccount = gwapp.Login(MyUserName, , MyPassword)
Set gwMessage = gwaccount.MailBox.Messages.add

Set TxtRange = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Click on the text you
want sent", Title:="Text Selection", Type:=8)
TxtRange.Select
gwMessage.BodyText = TxtRange

gwMessage.Subject = "Spreadsheet Stuff"
gwMessage.Recipients.add Person
gwMessage.Send
End If
End If
End Sub


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It looks like it should work (without running it). Does using:

gwMessage.BodyText = TxtRange.Cells(1).Value

help?

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| Everything works fine if I use text for
gwMessage.BodyText="adkfasldjfasdfasdfs" but if I use an inputbox for
user prompt and go (TxtRange= an input box) gwMessage.BodyText= TxtRange
I get an error.
|
| Does anyone know how to have the user click on the text that they want
sent. My input box works on other appliations for text, I don't see why it
won't work with this?
|
|
| Private Sub CommandButton7_Click()
| Dim gwMessage As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Message2
| Dim gwaccount As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Account2
| Dim gwapp As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Application
| Dim gwattach As GroupwareTypeLibrary.Attachment
| Dim rs As Variant
| Dim WhoTo As String
| Dim Person As String
| Dim TxtRange As Range
| Dim Cancel As Boolean
|
|
|
|
|
|
| If Application.UserName = "Jason" Then
|
|
| WhoTo = InputBox("Name?", "Send EMail")
| If Cancel Then
| Exit Sub
| End If
|
| If WhoTo = "Jason" Then
| Person = "
| End If
|
| Set gwapp = CreateObject("NovellGroupWareSession")
| Set gwaccount = gwapp.Login(MyUserName, , MyPassword)
| Set gwMessage = gwaccount.MailBox.Messages.add
|
| Set TxtRange = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Click on the text you want
sent", Title:="Text Selection", Type:=8)
| TxtRange.Select
| gwMessage.BodyText = TxtRange
|
| gwMessage.Subject = "Spreadsheet Stuff"
| gwMessage.Recipients.add Person
| gwMessage.Send
| End If
| End If
| End Sub


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