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Programming Excel to send emails
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I've never programmed Excel before. Before I start learning about the subject, I just wanted to check to see if what I want to do is actually possible. I am designing an Excel sheet to track the usage of several marketing newsletters. These newsletters are subject to strict caps on their budget and word counts. Each newsletter has its own worksheet. The three main columns in each worksheet show the name/subject of each article, the department that commissioned it and the word count of that article. I want Excel to track the department and word count columns. When the word count hits, or goes over, the maximum allowed Excel should send a warning email to relevant stakeholders (the managing editor, the publisher and so on). In the ideal scenario, the warning email would state the following: 1. The newsletter x has hit/gone over word count. 2. The breakdown of the total word count is as follows: a. Marketing xxx words b. Sales xxx words c. Product managers xxx words So, my questions: 1. Can I program Excel to send out an email triggered by the sum of a column reaching a certain amount? 2. Can I get Excel to give this kind of breakdown of data in the email? If anyone can tell me whether this is possible, Id be very grateful. Thanks Karl |
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Programming Excel to send emails
Check Ron's site http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm to see if he covers
what you want. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi, I've never programmed Excel before. Before I start learning about the subject, I just wanted to check to see if what I want to do is actually possible. I am designing an Excel sheet to track the usage of several marketing newsletters. These newsletters are subject to strict caps on their budget and word counts. Each newsletter has its own worksheet. The three main columns in each worksheet show the name/subject of each article, the department that commissioned it and the word count of that article. I want Excel to track the department and word count columns. When the word count hits, or goes over, the maximum allowed Excel should send a warning email to relevant stakeholders (the managing editor, the publisher and so on). In the ideal scenario, the warning email would state the following: 1. The newsletter "x" has hit/gone over word count. 2. The breakdown of the total word count is as follows: a. Marketing - xxx words b. Sales - xxx words c. Product managers - xxx words So, my questions: 1. Can I program Excel to send out an email triggered by the sum of a column reaching a certain amount? 2. Can I get Excel to give this kind of breakdown of data in the email? If anyone can tell me whether this is possible, I'd be very grateful. Thanks Karl |
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