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email as attachment in code
Hi, all!
I have a program that inserts data into excel worksheet. Now I want to email it. I need your help to find the code equivalent of manually select menu File/SendTo/Mail Recipient(As Attachment), then type in a recipient address and send. I have this line of code: Call ", "ACD", "") I got runtime error 1004. Method 'SendMail' of object '_workbook' failed. I am not sure I am using the right object. I have app, workbook and worksheet, and I used workbook to save it. Thanks! |
email as attachment in code
sendmail is a method of the workbook, so it appears you are using the correct
object if xlworkbook is a reference to the workbook you want to send try changing the last argument to False Call ", "ACD", False) or omitting it Call ", "ACD") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hommer" wrote: Hi, all! I have a program that inserts data into excel worksheet. Now I want to email it. I need your help to find the code equivalent of manually select menu File/SendTo/Mail Recipient(As Attachment), then type in a recipient address and send. I have this line of code: Call ", "ACD", "") I got runtime error 1004. Method 'SendMail' of object '_workbook' failed. I am not sure I am using the right object. I have app, workbook and worksheet, and I used workbook to save it. Thanks! |
email as attachment in code
Great! Tom, it works! Thanks!
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: sendmail is a method of the workbook, so it appears you are using the correct object if xlworkbook is a reference to the workbook you want to send try changing the last argument to False Call ", "ACD", False) or omitting it Call ", "ACD") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hommer" wrote: Hi, all! I have a program that inserts data into excel worksheet. Now I want to email it. I need your help to find the code equivalent of manually select menu File/SendTo/Mail Recipient(As Attachment), then type in a recipient address and send. I have this line of code: Call ", "ACD", "") I got runtime error 1004. Method 'SendMail' of object '_workbook' failed. I am not sure I am using the right object. I have app, workbook and worksheet, and I used workbook to save it. Thanks! |
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