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I have a range on a worksheet that will be getting emailed to the same
company frequently. I currently have the following code to copy the range so the user can just paste it into the email and just hit "send": ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Schedule Sheet").Range("LMPLAN").Copy Upon returning to the worksheet, I would like the blinking copy command to automatically go away. I'm thinking I need to write something like this: If ThisWorkbook.activate = True, then Application.CutCopyMode = False But that evidentally isn't the proper code. What would be the proper way to write this code? Also, is there any way to add code to automatically open our email (We use Lotus Notes) so the user can just paste the data? Thanks!! -- Patti |
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