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can I put an email address in a macro ?
I have Excel 2002. I have a spreadsheet that I need to convert to csv format
and email each week to another person. My macro does a save as to convert it from xls to csv ... is there any way I can automatically overwrite the old file so it doesn't ask me each time about overwriting the file. Also, when the macro opens Outlook, is there anyway I can use the macro to automatically enter the email address and send the email, or do I have to do it manually each time ? Can a macro jump from Excel to Outlook and then back again ? thanks ... Roger |
can I put an email address in a macro ?
See Ron de Bruin's site
Example Code for sending mail from Excel http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Roger" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2002. I have a spreadsheet that I need to convert to csv format and email each week to another person. My macro does a save as to convert it from xls to csv ... is there any way I can automatically overwrite the old file so it doesn't ask me each time about overwriting the file. Also, when the macro opens Outlook, is there anyway I can use the macro to automatically enter the email address and send the email, or do I have to do it manually each time ? Can a macro jump from Excel to Outlook and then back again ? thanks ... Roger |
can I put an email address in a macro ?
To prevent the message when you overwrite a file add
Application.DisplayAlerts = False your save code goes here Application.DisplayAlerts = True Bernard looked after the sending of mail in his reply. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 5 Nov 2009 16:01:13 +0100, "Roger" wrote: I have Excel 2002. I have a spreadsheet that I need to convert to csv format and email each week to another person. My macro does a save as to convert it from xls to csv ... is there any way I can automatically overwrite the old file so it doesn't ask me each time about overwriting the file. Also, when the macro opens Outlook, is there anyway I can use the macro to automatically enter the email address and send the email, or do I have to do it manually each time ? Can a macro jump from Excel to Outlook and then back again ? thanks ... Roger |
can I put an email address in a macro ?
Thanks for your help, www.rondebriun.nl is a very good site for this sort of
stuff, thanks again "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... To prevent the message when you overwrite a file add Application.DisplayAlerts = False your save code goes here Application.DisplayAlerts = True Bernard looked after the sending of mail in his reply. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 5 Nov 2009 16:01:13 +0100, "Roger" wrote: I have Excel 2002. I have a spreadsheet that I need to convert to csv format and email each week to another person. My macro does a save as to convert it from xls to csv ... is there any way I can automatically overwrite the old file so it doesn't ask me each time about overwriting the file. Also, when the macro opens Outlook, is there anyway I can use the macro to automatically enter the email address and send the email, or do I have to do it manually each time ? Can a macro jump from Excel to Outlook and then back again ? thanks ... Roger |
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