E-mailing the active worksheet
 

I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking 'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values. I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

E-mailing the active worksheet
 

Hi GrahamB

See
http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Or use the add-in on that page

In the outlook object model examples you can use Display instead of Send in the code.
But if you use the SendMail examples it is only possible to not fill in the e-mail address if you want to see the mail.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values

There is code in the subs that you can use to convert the sheet to values


--

Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"GrahamB" wrote in message ...
I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking 'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values. I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

E-mailing the active worksheet
 

On Feb 20, 11:53 am, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi GrahamB

Seehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Or use the add-in on that page

In the outlook object model examples you can use Display instead of Send in the code.
But if you use the SendMail examples it is only possible to not fill in the e-mail address if you want to see the mail.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values

There is code in the subs that you can use to convert the sheet to values
Wow, sending mail via CDO sounds pretty neat - something I might want
to do to get my worksheets into Gmail quickly! (Or maybe I can track
down an add in that uses the gmail api...

Back on the subject at hand, it is possible that when you copy the
sheet you want to send via email it will add external links to the
sheets you are not sending that will cache their data. Make sure you
have absolute references to sheets 2 and 3 and not something indirect
so that it will catch them as links to you original full file. Your
recipients will get the annoying "Do you want to update links?" Dialog
most likely, and they cannot update seeing as they don't have your
original file, but it should work nicely!

-Sean


--



Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm

"GrahamB" wrote in . ..
I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking 'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values. I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

Thanks for the interesting

E-mailing the active worksheet
 

That code (Ron de Bruin's) is incredible and exactly what I was trying to do
(once 'Send' was replaced with 'Display').
Cheers Masters!
GrahamB

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On Feb 20, 11:53 am, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi GrahamB

Seehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Or use the add-in on that page

In the outlook object model examples you can use Display instead of Send
in the code.
But if you use the SendMail examples it is only possible to not fill in
the e-mail address if you want to see the mail.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed
but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values

There is code in the subs that you can use to convert the sheet to values
Wow, sending mail via CDO sounds pretty neat - something I might want
to do to get my worksheets into Gmail quickly! (Or maybe I can track
down an add in that uses the gmail api...

Back on the subject at hand, it is possible that when you copy the
sheet you want to send via email it will add external links to the
sheets you are not sending that will cache their data. Make sure you
have absolute references to sheets 2 and 3 and not something indirect
so that it will catch them as links to you original full file. Your
recipients will get the annoying "Do you want to update links?" Dialog
most likely, and they cannot update seeing as they don't have your
original file, but it should work nicely!

-Sean


--



Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm

"GrahamB" wrote in
. ..
I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead
of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I
want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted
as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking
'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed
but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values.
I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

Thanks for the interesting

E-mailing the active worksheet
 

There is code to convert to values on my site that you can use in the mail code
http://www.rondebruin.nl/values.htm


--

Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


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On Feb 20, 11:53 am, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi GrahamB

Seehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Or use the add-in on that page

In the outlook object model examples you can use Display instead of Send in the code.
But if you use the SendMail examples it is only possible to not fill in the e-mail address if you want to see the mail.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values

There is code in the subs that you can use to convert the sheet to values
Wow, sending mail via CDO sounds pretty neat - something I might want
to do to get my worksheets into Gmail quickly! (Or maybe I can track
down an add in that uses the gmail api...

Back on the subject at hand, it is possible that when you copy the
sheet you want to send via email it will add external links to the
sheets you are not sending that will cache their data. Make sure you
have absolute references to sheets 2 and 3 and not something indirect
so that it will catch them as links to you original full file. Your
recipients will get the annoying "Do you want to update links?" Dialog
most likely, and they cannot update seeing as they don't have your
original file, but it should work nicely!

-Sean


--



Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm

"GrahamB" wrote in . ..
I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking 'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values. I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

Thanks for the interesting

E-mailing the active worksheet
 

Hi GrahamB

Thanks for the feedback

--

Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"GrahamB" wrote in message ...
That code (Ron de Bruin's) is incredible and exactly what I was trying to do
(once 'Send' was replaced with 'Display').
Cheers Masters!
GrahamB

wrote in message
oups.com...
On Feb 20, 11:53 am, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi GrahamB

Seehttp://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Or use the add-in on that page

In the outlook object model examples you can use Display instead of Send
in the code.
But if you use the SendMail examples it is only possible to not fill in
the e-mail address if you want to see the mail.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed
but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values

There is code in the subs that you can use to convert the sheet to values
Wow, sending mail via CDO sounds pretty neat - something I might want
to do to get my worksheets into Gmail quickly! (Or maybe I can track
down an add in that uses the gmail api...

Back on the subject at hand, it is possible that when you copy the
sheet you want to send via email it will add external links to the
sheets you are not sending that will cache their data. Make sure you
have absolute references to sheets 2 and 3 and not something indirect
so that it will catch them as links to you original full file. Your
recipients will get the annoying "Do you want to update links?" Dialog
most likely, and they cannot update seeing as they don't have your
original file, but it should work nicely!

-Sean


--



Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm

"GrahamB" wrote in
. ..
I want to create a macro which sends JUST the active worksheet to a
pre-defined e-mail address (e.g. ") but instead
of
just immediately sending it as the Mail_Worksheet sub want to do, I
want it
to open up the Outlook dialogue box with the active worksheet inserted
as an
attachment so that the sender can add a message prior to clicking
'send'.

Just to make it more awkward, the active worksheet contains several
'VLookups' which reference sheets (2) and (3) which will not be emailed
but
the eventual recipient of the email must nevertheless see the values.
I'm a
beginner and this is too hard for me I'm afraid. Any ideas for a code ?

Thanks for the interesting