I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

While I appreciate the help, is there someone out there who can answer this
WITHOUT forwarding me to someone's webpage? I am sure this is just a
fewlines of code.

Activeworkbook.sendmail would work if i wanted to attach the workbook - BUT
I don't. I just want to send an email with a Subject line and THAT IS IT

Thx!

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

You don't tell us your mail program ?

And what's the problem to click on a link to read free information ????


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"swesterm" wrote in message ...
While I appreciate the help, is there someone out there who can answer this
WITHOUT forwarding me to someone's webpage? I am sure this is just a
fewlines of code.

Activeworkbook.sendmail would work if i wanted to attach the workbook - BUT
I don't. I just want to send an email with a Subject line and THAT IS IT

Thx!

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

Relax there buddy.

I didn't know I needed that. I'm just a beginner.

I'm using Microsoft Outlook.

I thought it would be quite easy.

Any way to do it really quick?

Have you look on the site ?

Maybe this

http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/folder3/smallmessage.htm

Click also on the tip link for a example to send to more people



--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"swesterm" wrote in message ...
Relax there buddy.

I didn't know I needed that. I'm just a beginner.

I'm using Microsoft Outlook.

I thought it would be quite easy.

Any way to do it really quick?

We've been trying to make it easy for you. Nobody is trying to get on your
case.

Ron has done it all and you can get all you need quickly...

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

We all started as beginners and we know the frustration of getting started.

The ng is a great place for you to ask for help and get it.
Sometimes it is easier and far more effective (for you) for us to
direct you to a great source so you can get the best help possible.

keep on Exceling...

steveB

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"swesterm" wrote in message
...
Relax there buddy.

I didn't know I needed that. I'm just a beginner.

I'm using Microsoft Outlook.

I thought it would be quite easy.

Any way to do it really quick?

Hi Swesterm

Try:

http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/default.asp

I don't think that you have the remotest concept of the quality, range and
professionalism of Ron de Bruin's email code.

I am sure that if you ask nicely, Ron will not only visit you and type in
the code, but he will send the emails for you!

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
Relax there buddy.

I didn't know I needed that. I'm just a beginner.

I'm using Microsoft Outlook.

I thought it would be quite easy.

Any way to do it really quick?

ron:

i tried your sendmail vba code, Mail one Sheet With SendMail, example 1, and
i get an error on the sendmail line: method "sendmail" of object '_workbook
failed.

i use outlook express and i do have the sheet renamed, in case that makes
any difference.

do you know why i am getting that error?


thanks

--


Gary


"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message
...
You don't tell us your mail program ?

And what's the problem to click on a link to read free information ????


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"swesterm" wrote in message
...
While I appreciate the help, is there someone out there who can answer
this
WITHOUT forwarding me to someone's webpage? I am sure this is just a
fewlines of code.

Activeworkbook.sendmail would work if i wanted to attach the workbook -
BUT
I don't. I just want to send an email with a Subject line and THAT IS
IT

Thx!

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the
macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email
out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will
someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's
website?

Thx

Hi Gary

See this first
http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/problems.htm


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"Gary Keramidas" wrote in message ...
ron:

i tried your sendmail vba code, Mail one Sheet With SendMail, example 1, and i get an error on the sendmail line: method
"sendmail" of object '_workbook failed.

i use outlook express and i do have the sheet renamed, in case that makes any difference.

do you know why i am getting that error?


thanks

--


Gary


"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
You don't tell us your mail program ?

And what's the problem to click on a link to read free information ????


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"swesterm" wrote in message ...
While I appreciate the help, is there someone out there who can answer this
WITHOUT forwarding me to someone's webpage? I am sure this is just a
fewlines of code.

Activeworkbook.sendmail would work if i wanted to attach the workbook - BUT
I don't. I just want to send an email with a Subject line and THAT IS IT

Thx!

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

No need for any of us to reinvent the wheel when Ron has already done all
the hard work.

Besides I think you might appreciate the exercise....

(No offense meant)...

--
steveB

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"swesterm" wrote in message
...
While I appreciate the help, is there someone out there who can answer
this
WITHOUT forwarding me to someone's webpage? I am sure this is just a
fewlines of code.

Activeworkbook.sendmail would work if i wanted to attach the workbook -
BUT
I don't. I just want to send an email with a Subject line and THAT IS IT

Thx!

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi swesterm,

See Ron De Bruin's extensive email coding examples at:

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

---
Regards,
Norman



"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the
macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email
out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will
someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

If you want code written FOR you, about the best place I know of is
www.vbaexpress.com
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com
www.MyExpertsOnline.com


"swesterm" wrote in message
...
I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out
to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 12:11:04 -0700, "swesterm"
wrote:

I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx

Try the following.

You might find Outlook halts whilst it tries to send the email,
waiting for you to confirm it's OK. Microsoft decided in their
infinite wisdom, to prevent the automatic sending of emails without
confirmation from the user and a 5 second delay. Can't fault the
logic, which was to frustrate virus writers spamming emails to
distribution lists, but the law of unintended consequences is that
those of us who genuinely want to email multi users, are frustrated. I
have a regular monthly task which distributes about 350 emails with
different attachments. I use a piece of software called "ClickYes"
from express-soft.com which automatically clicks the "Yes" button for
me so that I can leave the whole thing running over a lunch-time

Sub OutputeMail()
Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim olMail As MailItem
Dim Txtto As String
Dim Txtsubject As String

Set olApp = New Outlook.Application
Set olMail = olApp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
Txtto = ;" & "
Txtsubject = "My Subject"

With olMail
.To = Txtto
.Subject = Txtsubject
End With

olMail.Send

End Sub

HTH,

Regards

__
Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
__________________________

You may have already come across this Richard - but just in case you
haven't - there's a product called Redemption that is supposed to get
around this problem. It sounds like it should seriously speed up your
email sending.

http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/

Read more about this at www.outlookcode.com/d/sec.htm

I've never tried it though - it's $200...

The best way I have managed to get around the problem was on a PC
(dedicated to running one piece of software and required to email
regular reports rather than a normal office PC). We installed Outlook 97
- no prompts: no problems!

cya


Richard Buttrey wrote:
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 12:11:04 -0700, "swesterm"
wrote:


I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx


Try the following.

You might find Outlook halts whilst it tries to send the email,
waiting for you to confirm it's OK. Microsoft decided in their
infinite wisdom, to prevent the automatic sending of emails without
confirmation from the user and a 5 second delay. Can't fault the
logic, which was to frustrate virus writers spamming emails to
distribution lists, but the law of unintended consequences is that
those of us who genuinely want to email multi users, are frustrated. I
have a regular monthly task which distributes about 350 emails with
different attachments. I use a piece of software called "ClickYes"
from express-soft.com which automatically clicks the "Yes" button for
me so that I can leave the whole thing running over a lunch-time

Sub OutputeMail()
Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim olMail As MailItem
Dim Txtto As String
Dim Txtsubject As String

Set olApp = New Outlook.Application
Set olMail = olApp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
Txtto = ;" & "
Txtsubject = "My Subject"

With olMail
.To = Txtto
.Subject = Txtsubject
End With

olMail.Send

End Sub

HTH,

Regards

__
Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
__________________________

On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 19:53:19 -0500, Gareth
wrote:

You may have already come across this Richard - but just in case you
haven't - there's a product called Redemption that is supposed to get
around this problem. It sounds like it should seriously speed up your
email sending.

http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/

Read more about this at www.outlookcode.com/d/sec.htm

I've never tried it though - it's $200...

Gareth, Thanks for that suggestion. I'll follow it up. Sounds a touch
expensive but no doubt my company will cough up if it speeds
productivity.

Regards.



The best way I have managed to get around the problem was on a PC
(dedicated to running one piece of software and required to email
regular reports rather than a normal office PC). We installed Outlook 97
- no prompts: no problems!

cya


Richard Buttrey wrote:
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 12:11:04 -0700, "swesterm"
wrote:


I don't want to send a workbook. My coding is all set. I have the macro
run, and if a certain value is reached, then I want to send an email out to 2
people. Simple as that. But I can't figure out the coding. Will someone
PLEASE answer me using my examples listed below?

I want the subject of the email to say = "Value has been reached"
I want to send the email to = " AND "
I don't want any attachments OR body text.
Just send it to certain people AND a subject heading.

Can someone please help WITHOUT directing me to someone else's website?

Thx


Try the following.

You might find Outlook halts whilst it tries to send the email,
waiting for you to confirm it's OK. Microsoft decided in their
infinite wisdom, to prevent the automatic sending of emails without
confirmation from the user and a 5 second delay. Can't fault the
logic, which was to frustrate virus writers spamming emails to
distribution lists, but the law of unintended consequences is that
those of us who genuinely want to email multi users, are frustrated. I
have a regular monthly task which distributes about 350 emails with
different attachments. I use a piece of software called "ClickYes"
from express-soft.com which automatically clicks the "Yes" button for
me so that I can leave the whole thing running over a lunch-time

Sub OutputeMail()
Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
Dim olMail As MailItem
Dim Txtto As String
Dim Txtsubject As String

Set olApp = New Outlook.Application
Set olMail = olApp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
Txtto = ;" & "
Txtsubject = "My Subject"

With olMail
.To = Txtto
.Subject = Txtsubject
End With

olMail.Send

End Sub

HTH,

Regards

__
Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
__________________________

__
Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
__________________________