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How to output a sheet as PDF file
Hi all,
I have a sheet to be used as a notice to clients, I want to mail this sheet as a attachment of email, now I can copy this sheet to a new workbook, and email the workbook to client. the copy process takes too long, so I think I might print out the sheet to a PDF file and email the pdf file . Is it possible? How can I do it. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to output a sheet as PDF file
I don't know about Adobe but, this is an alternative.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer on Ne01:" ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, ActivePrinter:= _ "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer on Ne01:", Collate:=True It will save the file as "filename(your file's name).mdi" There may be compatability issues with this. Your recipients may have to have Microsoft Office Document Image Writer on their PCs. -- Best wishes, Jim "clara" wrote: Hi all, I have a sheet to be used as a notice to clients, I want to mail this sheet as a attachment of email, now I can copy this sheet to a new workbook, and email the workbook to client. the copy process takes too long, so I think I might print out the sheet to a PDF file and email the pdf file . Is it possible? How can I do it. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to output a sheet as PDF file
Another alternative would be to have your macro send the sheet in the message
body rather than an attachment. Record a macro, choosing the "send sheet as message body" and you can modify it to fit your needs. -- Best wishes, Jim "clara" wrote: Hi all, I have a sheet to be used as a notice to clients, I want to mail this sheet as a attachment of email, now I can copy this sheet to a new workbook, and email the workbook to client. the copy process takes too long, so I think I might print out the sheet to a PDF file and email the pdf file . Is it possible? How can I do it. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to output a sheet as PDF file
Hi Jim,
Thank you for your help! The format of sheet is not allowed to be changed. Clara thank you so much for your help "Jim Jackson" wrote: Another alternative would be to have your macro send the sheet in the message body rather than an attachment. Record a macro, choosing the "send sheet as message body" and you can modify it to fit your needs. -- Best wishes, Jim "clara" wrote: Hi all, I have a sheet to be used as a notice to clients, I want to mail this sheet as a attachment of email, now I can copy this sheet to a new workbook, and email the workbook to client. the copy process takes too long, so I think I might print out the sheet to a PDF file and email the pdf file . Is it possible? How can I do it. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
How to output a sheet as PDF file
xl2007 has an addin that will print to a .pdf file.
But if you're using xl2003 or below (or any other application), you may want to try: www.primopdf.com It's free and easy to use--it installs as another printer driver. clara wrote: Hi all, I have a sheet to be used as a notice to clients, I want to mail this sheet as a attachment of email, now I can copy this sheet to a new workbook, and email the workbook to client. the copy process takes too long, so I think I might print out the sheet to a PDF file and email the pdf file . Is it possible? How can I do it. Clara -- thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson |
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