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Hello,
I am very determined to get the routing to work. I am trying to eliminate the need for the user to go to FileSend ToRouting Recipent by create a macro to do this. I under the code to get to open the routing dialog box: Application.Dialogs(xlDialogRoutingSlip).Show The problem is that if I use this, it must skip something that links to the users outlook. When I run the above code, it opens another dialog box that asks the user to choose a profile. This will totally confuse my users. Is there a way to have a macro do the commands of FileSend ToRouting Recipent? The macro recorder does not for this... Please help...I would welcome any suggestions to make this work. Thank you, Mike |
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