I just had to upgrade from a temporary MS Office license to a permanent
license, and in the process, Office got "upgraded." Now I am unable to e-mail
a worksheet in Excel. I am using Excel 2003 SP1 on Windows XP. My default
mail program is Outlook Express. I do not want to send the entire workbook -
each worksheet is an invoice for a different customer, so I only want to send
a worksheet to each customer. I click the icon to send e-mail, fill out the
form, Cc: myself, and send, and never get the cc'ed e-mail. I assume that my
customer never gets the e-mail either. I am sending and receiving e-mail just
fine through Outlook Express. Please help!

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I use MS Outlook as default email so can't speak for OE.

On my FileSend to there is an option to send the contents of a sheet as the
body of an email.

Alternative.......you could save each sheet as its own workbook and send as a
file rather than as the body of the email if that option is missing.

See Ron de Bruin's site for much more on emailing individual sheets and a very
nice add-in which makes it a button-clicking exercise.

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Download the SendMail add-in


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Tue, 1 Nov 2005 11:20:08 -0800, tweetweetweedle
wrote:

I just had to upgrade from a temporary MS Office license to a permanent
license, and in the process, Office got "upgraded." Now I am unable to e-mail
a worksheet in Excel. I am using Excel 2003 SP1 on Windows XP. My default
mail program is Outlook Express. I do not want to send the entire workbook -
each worksheet is an invoice for a different customer, so I only want to send
a worksheet to each customer. I click the icon to send e-mail, fill out the
form, Cc: myself, and send, and never get the cc'ed e-mail. I assume that my
customer never gets the e-mail either. I am sending and receiving e-mail just
fine through Outlook Express. Please help!