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Save Workshetts as Separate Files
I have 3 weekly reports that must be sent to 3 different goups. I have each
as a separate Excel template. To fill them out, I have to open 3 instances of Excel. I want to combine them into one Workbook w/ 3 Worksheets. How can I save each worksheet as a separate file for the purpose of sending the reports to the right goups? |
Save Workshetts as Separate Files
Hi Elvis
You can use a macro to mail every sheet to the correct group. See example 2 on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/folder1/mail2.htm Or add a sheet template to the workbook if you not like code http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/templates.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Elvis" wrote in message ... I have 3 weekly reports that must be sent to 3 different goups. I have each as a separate Excel template. To fill them out, I have to open 3 instances of Excel. I want to combine them into one Workbook w/ 3 Worksheets. How can I save each worksheet as a separate file for the purpose of sending the reports to the right goups? |
Save Workshetts as Separate Files
Hi Elvis
Right click on sheet TabMove or CopySelect Copyuse dropdown on ToNew Workbook -- Regards Roger Govier "Elvis" wrote in message ... I have 3 weekly reports that must be sent to 3 different goups. I have each as a separate Excel template. To fill them out, I have to open 3 instances of Excel. I want to combine them into one Workbook w/ 3 Worksheets. How can I save each worksheet as a separate file for the purpose of sending the reports to the right goups? |
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