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Hi all,

Users in different locations use a vba userform.
data from the form are loaded to a workbook template which is saved with a new name and then sent to a central.

I also want a small extraction of the data sent to me. However, as the filing system will be different at each pc, i don't want the user to look for a file where the extracted data are stored. I want my data copies and pasted to a new workbook and then send the workbook (without saving it).

So far I have recorded the following:

Sub copytonew()

Selection.CurrentRegion.Select
Selection.Copy
Workbooks.Add
ActiveSheet.Paste

Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSendMail).Show

End Sub

Everything I do in sendmail-dailog is not recorded!

So, my question comes down to:

What are the possibilities of xlDialogSendMail ?
Is the xlDialogSendmail restricted to special Excel versions?

any help is greatly appriciated,

Thanks in Advance

Sybolt
 
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