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Macro for Emailing a spreadsheet
Hi All
I have created an Excel workbook for my boss with forms and dropdowns etc. He has decided that he wants a Button on the screen that will allow him to E-Mail the completed form back to me when he has filled it in. Is it possible to do this with a Macro from within Excel Any advice, code, suggestions, etc, would be greatly appreciated. Getting a new boss is not an option -- Regards Michael Mitchelson |
Macro for Emailing a spreadsheet
Hi Michael,
He has decided that he wants a Button on the screen that will allow him to E-Mail the completed form back to me when he has filled it in. Is it possible to do this with a Macro from within Excel Any advice, code, suggestions, etc, would be greatly appreciated. Try Sheets("whatever").Range("whatever").Activate Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSendMail).Show Or Select and Activate the Form... it depends if he would just send you the data or the complete layout withing the worksheet... Then you can connect that Macro with a button and voila! Getting a new boss is not an option -- WHY NOT??? :o) Best regards Markus |
Macro for Emailing a spreadsheet
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-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Michael" wrote in message ... Hi All I have created an Excel workbook for my boss with forms and dropdowns etc. He has decided that he wants a Button on the screen that will allow him to E-Mail the completed form back to me when he has filled it in. Is it possible to do this with a Macro from within Excel Any advice, code, suggestions, etc, would be greatly appreciated. Getting a new boss is not an option -- Regards Michael Mitchelson |
Macro for Emailing a spreadsheet
Thanks guys
That is just what I needed. Thank you for a quick and efficient response. Regards Michael "Michael" wrote: Hi All I have created an Excel workbook for my boss with forms and dropdowns etc. He has decided that he wants a Button on the screen that will allow him to E-Mail the completed form back to me when he has filled it in. Is it possible to do this with a Macro from within Excel Any advice, code, suggestions, etc, would be greatly appreciated. Getting a new boss is not an option -- Regards Michael Mitchelson |
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