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Script to send
The following code is from a KB article. It works as is, except cell block
displays black(with white lines) in the Outlook email. How do I make the data visible? Also, how to set Range = cells that the user has highlighted rather than A1:C10? Sub Send_Range() ' Select the range of cells on the active worksheet. 'ActiveSheet.Range ("A1:C10").Select ' Show the envelope on the ActiveWorkbook. ActiveWorkbook.EnvelopeVisible = True ' Set the optional introduction field thats adds header text to the email body. It also sets ' the To and Subject lines. Finally the message is sent. With ActiveSheet.MailEnvelope .Introduction = "This is a sample of data from my worksheet." .Item.To = "jenellea" .Item.Subject = "Selection from Excel Workbook" .Item.Send End With End Sub |
Script to send
The range emailed is whatever the current selection is, so just remove any
code that selects a range. I don't know what your problem is with the message display. I just get a standard text mail message of black text on a white background in Outlook. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "jenelle" wrote in message ... | The following code is from a KB article. It works as is, except cell block | displays black(with white lines) in the Outlook email. How do I make the data | visible? Also, how to set Range = cells that the user has highlighted rather | than A1:C10? | | Sub Send_Range() | | ' Select the range of cells on the active worksheet. | 'ActiveSheet.Range ("A1:C10").Select | | ' Show the envelope on the ActiveWorkbook. | ActiveWorkbook.EnvelopeVisible = True | | ' Set the optional introduction field thats adds header text to the | body. It also sets | ' the To and Subject lines. Finally the message is sent. | With ActiveSheet.MailEnvelope | .Introduction = "This is a sample of data from my worksheet." | .Item.To = "jenellea" | .Item.Subject = "Selection from Excel Workbook" | .Item.Send | End With | End Sub |
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