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I have a macro in Excel that allows me to send an email from the spreadsheet
to another person in email as an attachment using Lotus Notes. When the receiver opens the attachment, they receive the following error message: "File could not be found, verify that the file location is correct". The code below that I used is came from Ron de Bruin's site: Sub EmailThisForm() Dim strDate As String ActiveSheet.Copy strDate = Format(Date, "dd-mm-yy") & " " & Format(Time, "h-mm-ss") ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs " " & ThisWorkbook.Name _ ActiveWorkbook.SendMail " ", _ "Reward Request Approval Required" ActiveWorkbook.ChangeFileAccess xl Kill ActiveWorkbook.FullName ActiveWorkbook.Close False End Sub I would like to be able to have the receiver open the spreadsheet, then click on the macro that they have been instructed to use and then use the macro above to email the spreadsheet to the next person without saving the spreadsheet to their hard drive. Any help that could be provided would be greatly appreciated. |
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Hi pdaws
I not have Notes but what happens if you mail to yourself and try to open the workbook Try the new SendMail code examples on my site maybe this is working better with Notes. I never test it Btw it is xlReadOnly and not xl -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "pdaws" wrote in message ... I have a macro in Excel that allows me to send an email from the spreadsheet to another person in email as an attachment using Lotus Notes. When the receiver opens the attachment, they receive the following error message: "File could not be found, verify that the file location is correct". The code below that I used is came from Ron de Bruin's site: Sub EmailThisForm() Dim strDate As String ActiveSheet.Copy strDate = Format(Date, "dd-mm-yy") & " " & Format(Time, "h-mm-ss") ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs " " & ThisWorkbook.Name _ ActiveWorkbook.SendMail " ", _ "Reward Request Approval Required" ActiveWorkbook.ChangeFileAccess xl Kill ActiveWorkbook.FullName ActiveWorkbook.Close False End Sub I would like to be able to have the receiver open the spreadsheet, then click on the macro that they have been instructed to use and then use the macro above to email the spreadsheet to the next person without saving the spreadsheet to their hard drive. Any help that could be provided would be greatly appreciated. |
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