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Spreadsheet as an attachement
how do I send an excel spreadsheet as attachment with only the created
document so that the outer/surrounding un-used columns and rolls do not appear in the attachment? |
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Spreadsheet as an attachement
You can't unless you hide the columns and rows and do a screen print and
paste the picture into the body of your email but a spreadsheet will always have the same dimensions even though columns and rows might be hidden -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jerri" wrote in message ... how do I send an excel spreadsheet as attachment with only the created document so that the outer/surrounding un-used columns and rolls do not appear in the attachment? |
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Spreadsheet as an attachement
highlight the data to send and past it into the body of the email
"jerri" wrote: how do I send an excel spreadsheet as attachment with only the created document so that the outer/surrounding un-used columns and rolls do not appear in the attachment? |
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