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Hi everybody,

Is there a way to send a network message to a particular user on a network
from an excel macro?

I know that from dos, it would be done as follows:

NET SEND jason.falls "message here"

I am looking for something similar for the end of a macro.

Thanks

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You can use SHELL command which runs an executable program.

SHELL "NET SEND jason.falls 'message here'"

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Hi everybody,

Is there a way to send a network message to a particular user on a network
from an excel macro?

I know that from dos, it would be done as follows:

NET SEND jason.falls "message here"

I am looking for something similar for the end of a macro.

Thanks

Jason Falls

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