Generate Outlook Email From Excel List Of Recipients Via Single Click?
Jan 2, 2014
I would like to generate a blank email with a list of recipients (no more than 40) in the 'To' field. I would like to do this in a single click on a cell with the text 'newsletter group' in it (cell B17). The recipients email addresses are in the format of one complete email address per cell in a column starting at C17 (C17, C18, C19, etc...). I thought I had found a way to do this (using the hyperlink function I think, but can't quite remember)but it turned out you could only string together about 8 email address before the function stopped working.
Also just to be clear, I don't want to send the workbook to the recipients.
I have an excel sheet with 25,000+ emails in column A with hyperlinked emails addresses, Column B has different Subject lines based on the category the clients belongs to but on the same sheet, Column C has the following hyperlink :
=HYPERLINK("mailto:"&A2&"?subject="&B2,"Email")
To create a hyperlink of the email address with the desired subject line.
macros that i could use to open about 25/50 outlook message with the email ids in column A of the sheet and the subject lines in column B.
I don't want the messages to be sent automatically but i want to have the option to change the body of the email if necessary.
I'm trying to create a macro the saves a report and then opens an email dialogue box populating the recipients from a list. I have the following code so far but the receivers are constant.
[Code] .....
I have attached a simplified example of the list. The list is always sorted by time and date. Not including headers, the list can be from 1 to an unspecified number of users long and users may repeat throughout the list any number of times.
The user name always appears as their email address prefix and the email address will always end in "@example.com".
I am aware that a loop could perform this task but do not know how to employ it in this case as it must not repeat recipients and will also need to populate the EmTo line. Possibly a second loop for this?
I been trying to create stuff that will make my work life real easy. I need creating a program that will send an email to different recipients. I created a spreadsheet the contains different information. When a persons name is selected on Column D, excel/outlook will generate an email to that person containing the info on Column A to D.
And then as soon as the work is processed and column G is filled, outlook will generate an email back to who created the requests column A.
My Macro sends a PDF to a "To:" recipient and a "CC:" recipient. Both email addresses are referenced from cells. Here are the first four lines of the code:
We have an Office issues spreadsheet where our staff post questions/issues they have. These items are then allocated to a member of staff to look into and resolve. Each issue is entered on a seperate row on the spreadsheet, with the issue in column C, the allocated persons initials in column H, their e-mail address in column I (pulled in from a look-up table based on their initials), and the response required date in J.
I would like the spreadsheet to automatically send an e-mail when the issue is allocated to a person, or is re-allocated to someone else, ie when the 'allocated to' cell changes.
The e-mail message would only need to inform them that an issue on "column C text" in "filename" has been allocated to them and that a response is required by "column J date". We use Excel and Outlook 2003.
I am looking for Excel to auto generate an email (to myself) when the following happens:
Basically, I have products with promotions which each have a start and end date. I have an excel sheet which we manually enter the promotions start and end dates into. I have a seperate column which has a basic formula to indicate the days remaining until the promotion comes to an end.
I would like excel to automatically send me an email to notify me when the promotion is due to end one week in advance.
So I will have a column which effectively shows the days remaining (number) until the promotion ends, when this number hits 7, I would like the email to be sent to myself stating (Model number XYZ. Promo ending soon).
I run excel 2010 on a windows 8.1 machine. In excel I have email address that I need to mail from however when I click the hyperlink it automatically directs me to Hotmail. Is there a way to change that to automatically load Outlook instead?
i have the following code in my Excel worksheet. This code successfully send out email to our customers when if the criteria is true. I have tested this at home and it works perfectly as I use Outlook at home. However when I take this code to work I couldn't get this working as at work we use Outlook 365 and we use web Outlook, OWA.
Is there a setting I can specify to use OWA as I don't think I am allowed to install outlook at work.
I am trying to make a macros for sending an email through excel using outlook.
The body of the email should contain ..(The following case has been processed and ready for Quality Check and also picks the case# from Cell "C3" and "D3")
The subject line should say "Case Processed and take the case # from Cell "B2".
I am automating Excel to send an email with a range as the body of the email. This all works fine and the email is presented before sending with the correct information.
The difficulty comes as I have a hyperlink (to intranet site) and when excel imports the data, it doesnt convert it into a hyperlink. It remains as text and hence you cannot click on it.
I have tried changing my outlook options to text and using word as editor, neither work. Has anyone else come across this issue?
I am currently sending email to a few people from excel using the outlook and excel connectivity.
The issue is I have to individually define a module for each person I send an email to and it is extremely inefficient.
My attachment makes it clear.
There is 3 tabs in the workbook.
Tab 1 (Method 1) is what I am currently using and I know it extremely inefficient
Tab 2 (Method 2) is what I would like to use * When I select a cell and click send email, I would like for that person to be sent the email * When I select a range of cells, I would like all of those individuals to be sent an email
Tab 3 (Email) is what I would like Method 2 to use - this tab includes a subject line and the email body. It sends the message in the email tab to the recipients I have selected in Tab 2.
I would like to export outlook email to excel, I have a VBA code, but the code exports email by sender email address, however I want the sender name not the sender email address.
I have my data in column A as Reminder Description and in column B as Due Date.
I was wishing to send an email using excel 2007 with outlook using excel vba... I want to send email 2 days before due dates and also i want excel to type in when the email was sent... Is this possible....???
A B C D E Reminder Description Due Date Send Email1 Send Email2 Send Email3 Insurance due date is 06/08/14 06/08/14 04/08/14 05/08/14 06/08/14
Also can this vba code be executed whenever workbook opens....???
I have a Namelist in Excel (Sheet1: row: A1) and I need the Email-Address for this names from Outlook GAL. I found an Macro that works on Excel 2007, but I need one which is working on Excel 2003.
OnBak Private Const olExchangeGlobalAddressList As Integer = 0 Private Const olExchangeUserAddressEntry As Integer = 0 Private Const olExchangeRemoteUserAddressEntry As Integer = 5
I'm trying to set up a system of sorts to track "services"
At the top of my 'new service" page, I need a button, which I then need to have a macro run on.
Sheet 1 is basically where I'd be entering the info, and sheet 2 where it would be stored. The button at the top is called Generate New "service' Number. This then needs to generate a new number on sheet 2 in A2 (then once 2 is populated, generate new in 3, then 4, then 5 etc...
I have a macro on Save Service Button at the bottom, which transposes the data into what would be used as a database to store all the services. That Macro then also needs to only transpose and paste data into the row corresponding with the "service number".
Using excel and outlook 2010 I have a spread sheet I open everyday. I am in sales and its a lead monitoring and tracking excel sheet that I use everyday. So excel and outlook remaining open is not an issue...
I simply have rows of customers with their details such as name, email, date last contacted, date to follow up on.
How do I get code that will send an automated email using outlook to that specific customer, preferably with their name in the email, when the follow up date I chose arrives?
So for example, I talked to David today and I know I would like to just send a "checking in" generic email on a date I selected in a few days.
How do I get excel and outlook to do this automatically?
I have an excel workbook (Excel 2010) consisting on 30 sheets, I would like to add a command button to one (1) of the sheets that would attach just that sheet and not the whole workbook to my Outlook 2010 email, is this possible. What would the code look like.
I have a spreadsheet that contains an email address (Each row will most likley have the same email address but there are occasions when it could be different). Ideally I want a button that when clicked will open up an email, popoulate it with the persons email (that is in a specific column and row), add a subject and some text to the main body of the email and then attach the spreadhseet itself.
creating a macro to send email from excel through Outlook basis of different conditions and with embedded text and subject.
There 2 workbooks attached with this post. The workbook named "Data" contains the data and the workbook named "Emails" contains the Dealer Names (in Column A), the Email ids of the contact person (Column B, C and D), the subject (in Column E) and mail content (in Column F).
I need a Macro which first split the data basis of "Dealer Name" Column F into multiple sheets from "Data" sheet. Now, each sheet will contain only the Individual dealer's data. The data whose ageing is 2 or more than 2 days (in Column H) is highlighted in yellow.
Now, I need to send a separate email to dealers with their data details from range A to F (including headers) as an embedded text with subject and mail content which is present in "Emails" workbook.
Now the twist is, if any dealer having the Aging value in Column H is 2 or more than 2 days (highlighted in yellow color) than the email should be sent in CC to Column D email ids but if there is no Aging more than 2 days than the email should be sent in CC to Column C email ids.
"To" email ids (in Column B), subject (in Column E) and mail body (in Column F) will remain same in both conditions. Column A is containing the Dealer Names through which macro will identify the email ids.
I am trying to make an inventory list with the expiry date of various chemicals. There is a user form which I have not coded yet. What I hope to do is have the macro send an email regarding which chemical is expiring within 90 days to a group of people.
what is the proper terminology for the Outlook "Thing" that opens up in excel (shown below)? Is it simply a toolbar? Add-in?
Second question, I have a excel file that automatically loads the outlook "Toolbar" each time it is opened.
The file was made in 2010 and password protected and locked, sent to a worker who edited the appropriate fields and saved, and then they sent the file back to me (2003 Format). Now this file automatically loads the outlook toolbar. I am trying to trouble shoot so what would cause this behavior?
I am looking for a macro that will convert the active sheet in an Excel 2010 file to a PDF, attach the PDF to an Outlook 2010 email message, and fill in the subject line and recipient address which are the same each time.
I send these kind of mails to intimate people about upcoming meeting, the format I prepare in Excel 2013 and paste it in Outlook 2013 (as a table, not as an image)
Now one of the columns I put as 'Days Remaining' which basically tells the users how many days are there to the review, the image below will show how it looks:
Now the numbers of days remaining will be correct the day I send the mail, but when somebody opens the mail at a later date, it would not sort of show the true number.
Is there a way to auto-update this number inside the Outlook mail, as it works in an Excel Sheet?
