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I have 60 worksheets. Each worksheet is a name of a person. I also have a
worksheet named source; it has the name in column A and email address in column B. I would like to write a program to email each worksheet. It would read the name of the worksheet, lookup the name, get the email address and mail it. If needed I could keep the source stuff in another workbook, that may be easier. Any idea's? |
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Hi Rookie_User
Look at my mail templates http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/templates.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Rookie_User" wrote in message ... I have 60 worksheets. Each worksheet is a name of a person. I also have a worksheet named source; it has the name in column A and email address in column B. I would like to write a program to email each worksheet. It would read the name of the worksheet, lookup the name, get the email address and mail it. If needed I could keep the source stuff in another workbook, that may be easier. Any idea's? |
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