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I'm new to this group (my first posting) so apologize if this has been
covered elsewhere - I had a reasonable look and don't think it has been, quite. I use an Excel sheet to keep a track of orders for a not for profit theatre play publisher. I've developed simple macros (using my equally simple abilities) to generate invoices and reports, but what I'd really like to be able to do is click on my "invoice number" cell and apply a macro that would copy certain (relative) cells into an email body, append a title such as "Print Order - Invoice Number " plus the number in that cell, then send it to two email addresses, these addresses being the same every time. Any ideas? Regards -- The forwarder I go, the behinder I get |
Hi Ian
Start on this page and post back if you need more help http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "IanH" .(donotspam) wrote in message ... I'm new to this group (my first posting) so apologize if this has been covered elsewhere - I had a reasonable look and don't think it has been, quite. I use an Excel sheet to keep a track of orders for a not for profit theatre play publisher. I've developed simple macros (using my equally simple abilities) to generate invoices and reports, but what I'd really like to be able to do is click on my "invoice number" cell and apply a macro that would copy certain (relative) cells into an email body, append a title such as "Print Order - Invoice Number " plus the number in that cell, then send it to two email addresses, these addresses being the same every time. Any ideas? Regards -- The forwarder I go, the behinder I get |
Ron
I'm going to show my lack of expertise here but....I downloaded your file that allows one to just email one sheet from an Excel workbook. My question is: How do I get that file incorporated into Excel? Thanks Walter Mayes I'm new to this group (my first posting) so apologize if this has been covered elsewhere - I had a reasonable look and don't think it has been, quite. I use an Excel sheet to keep a track of orders for a not for profit theatre play publisher. I've developed simple macros (using my equally simple abilities) to generate invoices and reports, but what I'd really like to be able to do is click on my "invoice number" cell and apply a macro that would copy certain (relative) cells into an email body, append a title such as "Print Order - Invoice Number " plus the number in that cell, then send it to two email addresses, these addresses being the same every time. Any ideas? Regards -- The forwarder I go, the behinder I get |
Hi Walter
You must copy the macro in a module in your workbook First we open the VBA editor with Alt-F11 Then we use InsertModule Copy/Paste the macro in this module (change the address in the macro to yours(for testing)) Now we use Alt-Q to go back to Excel Then In Excel we use Alt-F8 to get the list with macro's Select the macro and press Run See also this page for a Add-in (very easy to use) http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/add-in.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Walter Mayes" wrote in message ... Ron I'm going to show my lack of expertise here but....I downloaded your file that allows one to just email one sheet from an Excel workbook. My question is: How do I get that file incorporated into Excel? Thanks Walter Mayes I'm new to this group (my first posting) so apologize if this has been covered elsewhere - I had a reasonable look and don't think it has been, quite. I use an Excel sheet to keep a track of orders for a not for profit theatre play publisher. I've developed simple macros (using my equally simple abilities) to generate invoices and reports, but what I'd really like to be able to do is click on my "invoice number" cell and apply a macro that would copy certain (relative) cells into an email body, append a title such as "Print Order - Invoice Number " plus the number in that cell, then send it to two email addresses, these addresses being the same every time. Any ideas? Regards -- The forwarder I go, the behinder I get |
Thanks Ron. Will give it a shot.
Walter Mayes Hi Walter You must copy the macro in a module in your workbook First we open the VBA editor with Alt-F11 Then we use InsertModule Copy/Paste the macro in this module (change the address in the macro to yours(for testing)) Now we use Alt-Q to go back to Excel Then In Excel we use Alt-F8 to get the list with macro's Select the macro and press Run See also this page for a Add-in (very easy to use) http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/add-in.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Walter Mayes" wrote in message ... Ron I'm going to show my lack of expertise here but....I downloaded your file that allows one to just email one sheet from an Excel workbook. My question is: How do I get that file incorporated into Excel? Thanks Walter Mayes I'm new to this group (my first posting) so apologize if this has been covered elsewhere - I had a reasonable look and don't think it has been, quite. I use an Excel sheet to keep a track of orders for a not for profit theatre play publisher. I've developed simple macros (using my equally simple abilities) to generate invoices and reports, but what I'd really like to be able to do is click on my "invoice number" cell and apply a macro that would copy certain (relative) cells into an email body, append a title such as "Print Order - Invoice Number " plus the number in that cell, then send it to two email addresses, these addresses being the same every time. Any ideas? Regards -- The forwarder I go, the behinder I get |
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