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I found a short little macro that will email my active workbook. It works
fine, but only if I put in one email address. I'm new to writing any macros, don't know anything about programming, so, I'm sure it's just that I'm not putting something in brackets or adding quotation marks. The macro is: ActiveWorkbook.SendMail Recipients:= "email@address", Subject:="Whatever", ReturnReceipt:= True I've tried to put in more than one email address several ways and it hasn't worked. If I only use one, it works great. Exactly as I wish, only I'd rather have the option of sending to more than one person. |
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