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Hi Justin,
There is an event that triggers whnever a sheet opens. It is called worksheet_activate. You should put any code(routine) you want in there. If you want Excel to create an email message for you all you have to do is use the Macro recorder to record this! Start your macro recorder and then go to your File menu then click on the "Send To..." item on the menu. Then click on the "Send with attachment" item that pops up after. Your macro recorder will have recorded the basis for your code!! Let me know how that goes. Please rate this answer! Aran -- It wasnt Jesus it was just a fella! God Bless America! " wrote: Thanks for your help. After looking into this a little more I've decided that instead of converting the worksheet to a PDF and then e- mailing it I would like to just send an e-mail alert to 2 e-mail receipients notifing them that they need to take action. If Cell B33 = Yes then send an e-mail alert saying "Please check your work area for problems". I would also like the macro to run when the spreadsheet is first opened, this way I can make it a scheduled task and have it automatically run everyday at 8am. I have a few other spreadsheets that work like this however I did not create them. The employee who created these sheets is no longer with the company and I am now responsible. I have never done anything like this before and I would appreciate any help getting started with this. Thanks again for your help. |
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