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Hi,
Within Excel, there is a Visual Basic function which allows you to sen files to other individual users via E-Mail. This is done by using th following VB Coding: ActiveWorkbook.SendMail Recipients:="E-Mail Address" However once the file is ready to send, a message box appears askin you to confirm this action. Once you click the ok button, the file i sent to the relevant recipient via e-mail. I would, firstly, like to know whether or not the e-mail can be sen automatically without having to confirm it. I also have access to some PowerPoint presentations which are update using macros located within Excel. The macro copies information fro Excel, Opens PowerPoint and pastes the information into th presentation. I would like to know whether or not it is possible t write a similar macro to the one in Excel which will e-mail the update PowerPoint file, which can be activated from Excel. I have tried ActivePresentation but have been unsuccessful. Any suggestions, tips and help would be appreciated. Thanks i advance. Kiz -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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