Making Filepath Hyperlink In Email Generated With Code
Mar 14, 2014
I have the following code to do something similar to above but I need to add the filepath as a hyperlink to the email along with the body text. I have 4 cells in the Excel workbook that contain 1) Who to sen to:, 2)The Subject:, 3) A sentence for the Body of the email and 4) The filepath of the workbook as a hyperlink.
I want to add both the Body text and the hyperlink to the email so that the person opening the email can click on the link and open the file.
I have this code that looks through my worksheet once the conditions are met it will email, and in column "M" I put a hyperlink to where the document is stored. All works as far as the email format, even grabs the hyperlink but it’s not clickable in the email.
Here is the code.
I am outlook 07 and vista 07.
Option Explicit Const Startingrow = 11 'Data starts on row ## Const AlarmDelay = 183 'send warning Sub CheckTimeLeftFac() 'References needed : 'Microsoft Outlook Object Library
Dim i As Long Dim j As Long Dim msg As Long Dim Lastrow As Long Dim WhoTo As String Dim SubjectLine As String Dim MessageBody As String Dim olMail As Outlook.MailItem Dim olApp As Outlook.Application Dim strLink As String
I’m creating a spreadsheet to control corrective actions. Each corrective action will have a date that it needs to be completed by. When the completion date plus one day is passed, I need the cell that the completion date is in, to turn a specific colour and a warning mail to be sent via outlook When a further six days have passed I need the cell to turn a different colour again and another email is sent
Ive generated the following code to call an Outlook subroutine if the correct conditions are met. The subroutine runs ok but I can get the sheet code to run.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Not Intersect(Range("A1"), Target) Is Nothing Then If IsDate(Target.Value) And Now() = Target.Value + 1 Then Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 3 Call Mail_with_outlook ElseIf IsDate(Target.Value) And Now() = Target.Value + 6 Then Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 5 Call Mail_with_outlook
I'm attempting to put multiple lines of text (not one huge string) in the body of an email. I've tried Chr(13), Chr(10), vbcr, and vblf....all to no avail.
Sub AttachEmail() Bk1 = ActiveWorkbook.Name Sh1 = ActiveSheet.Name
I have this code as seen below that sends an email.
I would like to change the font size of - mymail.body=
How can I modify this existing code to achieve that.
Code:
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set mymail = myOlApp.CreateItem(olMailItem) mymail.Subject = strSubject mymail.Body = "WHAT DO YOU PUT INTO A BOX ?" mymail.Display mymail.ReadReceiptRequested = False mymail.attachments.Add "P:SR.xls" mymail.to = "email@email.com" mymail.Send
I have a table which as a few columns, the left column is called name and the far right one is called email. The name cells have a drop down list which refers to another workbook with peoples names, when you select a name other cells are automatically populated using the vlookup function such as phone number, email etc. In the workbook it is referencing too with all the data, the email address are like a hyperlink which creates an outgoing mail if you click on it, is there a way to have this in the table as nothing happens when you ckick on the text.
I have the following code that will look through an individual worksheet, if the value in column D is equal to 5 and the value in cells E6:L1000 is "a" then it should generate an email. The problem I am having is that it generates 8 emails, one for each column. What did I do wrong in the code? It should only generate one email for the cell which has the "a"
Sub Test() Dim OutApp As Outlook.Application Dim OutMail As Outlook.MailItem Dim cell As Range Dim wsWH As Worksheet Dim lngMax As Long Dim intFiveDays As Integer Application. ScreenUpdating = False Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") On Error Goto cleanup Set wsWH = Worksheets("WH") lngMax = wsWH.Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row For intFiveDays = 6 To lngMax...................
Suppose that you have some data points and you want to fit a straight line to them. You write the line's equation in the cells ajacent to your data points, make the square of each difference, sum up all the squares and you have your objective function. Of course your line equation depends on two parameters, that you enter in two cells. Then you run the Excel Solver, enter your objective function as target cell to minimize, enter the range containing your parameters, set your constraints and off you go. So far so good.
And now suppose that in order to generate your model data it is not enough to write a straight line equation in some cells, but rather to run a complete reactor model (contained in a macro). How do I couple that model-generating macro with the Excel Solver? Now, I actually found a solution. I wrote a Worksheet_change macro in the sheet containing the model parameters, which calls the model-generating code each time the parameters are chenged by the Excel Solver. This has worked fine for a simple example as the straight line one.
I'm trying to format my email generated of excel sheet to have an HTML formal before they are sent out using MS Outlook.
I have googled, searched your forums and also tried to figure out a solution with the existing helps on the internet. I need help on how to format emails genarated out of my excel sheet. I know a bit of HTML syntax but a newbie to VBA. I'm guessing the formatting has to be done in the Emailbody text function in my code.
I'm also trying to understand the logic behind the code and also learning excel vba bit by bit at the minute.
I have specified the email addresses in the code to whom the email will be sent when the user presses "Send Email" button but now I want to add all the addresses in the Access table and write down the code that will send an email to those people whose addresses are in the Access table.
I am using Excel 2010. I have been given a task at work that can save my team a lot of time if I can solve the problem. Every month, we have a spreadsheet with about 5000 rows that we have to email. In each row, there is a range that we have to email to a specific email. For example, I would have to copy and paste Range A2-R2 in the body of the email, and then email it to whatever email is in cell S2. I would then continue this for the next 5000 lines, making it a possibility that i will be sending 5000 emails manually.
I have been trying to come up with a solution through VBA that would automatically send these emails. My goal is to automatically send the Range A2-R2 to outlook email, then cell S2 into the "To" email address box, and then automatically send it. So far, i have successfully been able to send one row, but cannot figure out how to loop it for the remainder of the rows.
A couple other key points are that I have column headings as well (Range A1-R1). If possible, I want to be able to include the column headings in the email body as well. Example - first email would be range A1-R2. second email would be range A1-R1 and A3-R3, and so forth. The body of the email would also contain a standard script, such as "Please review the information below."
The goal here is to save everyone from having to send 5000+ manual emails. This would be a big boost for my team.
this is my code for the Email I am sending with Excel:
With OutMail .to = email .Subject = assunto If OptionButton6.Enabled Then .body = "1st: You recieved a S.A.C. (Solicitação de Ação Corretiva) please solve the problem, which is described below." & vbCrLf & "Decription: " & TextBox1.Value & vbCrLf & "Path of document: " & actualpath
I have a path to a workbook. But you cant klick on this path when you recieve the mail. So how can I make this path visible like a hyperlink?
I have a file that sends an email when it's saved using the macro. It pastes the the file name and file location into the body of the email. I'd like it to be a hyperlink.
When I type a eMail address, such as: " myemail@hotmail.com " into any cell and then touch enter, it automatically becomes a hyperlink coloring it blue and underscored. I do not want it to be a hyperlink, for when it is a hyperlink, I have to click on remove hyperlink.
I have an excel spreadsheet on a network, and I need to be able to email a link to the spreadsheet to everyone who needs to use it.
I have done the formula =cell("filename") to get the filepath, i have created a userform which initialises textbox1 to pick up the filename. I have written a macros to create an email, it puts in the subject and the body of the message. In the body of the message is the value of textbox1, but i cannot get it to format this filepath as a hyperlink.
Here's the code in it's entirity i have done:
[VBA] Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() ESubject = "A Workbook has been created which requires your input." SendTo = ""
I am using the code below to send emails from my Outlook Express. The code is working fine. Recently, I added additional email addresses into this code. When I did, I got an error message. The error message is below. Please help me modify this code or propose an alternative because I need to send out many emails. I prefer not to use Outlook unless I have got no choice....
I have an email hyperlink setup on my excel sheet and I would like to automatically (not manually) add a sentence that is another cell (that changes from time to time) to the subject line or the body of the email.
I have written a sub that will compare the data in one colum to the data that i paste in another colum, when it finds a similarity it deletes the row. Everything works fine, but the file that needs to run the code will be changing every month. how do i export or package to use in other sheets. Also what command will i need to insert to get the new sheet to run the code.
Wondering where this code can be adjusted to be much more efficient. Right now it is going through 1000 rows and 14 columns and it is taking about 10 minutes. I eventually need it to go through 6000 rows and 32 columns..
I already stored the HexToDec(Cells(x, 1)) result to variable H2D and it didn't really make too much of a noticeable difference.
I have a macro with a vbYesNo in it currently, I tried adding cancel as an option (vbYesNoCancel) but ran into some issues. aMaking my code run with the Cancel option? All I need is to have the cancel option there and have the sub end if cancel is selected.
Code: Sub Sendit() Dim lr As Long ' Conformation Box for Daily Sales Report Date[code]......
I am using the code below that I got off of these forums to email a particular sheet in my workbook, but I need to strip all of the VBA code and the command button from the sheet being sent.
I would like the following code to be run for all those sheet/s that has a name = "single" (Not case sensitive neither an exact match) of my active workbook.
Code: Sub UIUIUI() Dim LR As Long, i As Long LR = Range("I" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row For i = 1 To LR With Range("I" & i) If .Offset(, -1).Value = 1 Then .Value = .Value & "-" End With Next i End Sub
I was working on a presentation for work where I wanted to build a 'Family Feud' type board to play a game. In the board I am using activex text boxes with code that would hide the text box to reveal the answer underneath or it would show a custom shape (an X in a box) and play the buzzer sound. The code is pretty simple, first I would make the shape visible, then I would play the sound then the shape would be made invisible. If I step through the macro everything works fine, but when I run the macro, you never see the shape. It's almost as if the sound plays before the shape shows up and then it is made invisible again. I tried putting a wait and a sleep command between making the shape visible and playing the sound but that made no difference. If I remove the code to hide the shape at the end and run the macro, the sound plays and then the shape appears. Is there anyway to have the shape appear prior to or at the same time as the sound plays?
Code: Private Sub CommandButton8_Click() Application.ScreenUpdating = True ActiveSheet.Shapes("First Strike").Visible = True Play_Strike_Sound 'The previous line refers to another macro that has the code commented below. The sndPlaySound32 'function is one I picked up from cpearson.com 'sndPlaySound32 "C:\_Fin SysSoundsff-strike.wav", SND_SYNC ActiveSheet.Shapes("First Strike").Visible = False End Sub
Sub Increment() Dim Lr As Long Lr = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row If IsNumeric(Cells(Lr, "A")) Then Cells(Lr + 1, "A").Value = Cells(Lr, "A").Value + 1 End If End Sub
This adds 1 to the previous cell and displays in the next available cell.
How could I make it sao that when this number enters in the cell it hyperlinks automatically to the master file?
Before this button was introduced I used this:
Private Sub App_WorkbookBeforeSave(ByVal Wb As Workbook, ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) On Error GoTo Err_App_WorkbookBeforeSave
Dim hl As Hyperlink
For Each hl In Me.Hyperlinks If Wb.FullName = hl.Address Then Application.EnableEvents = False Cancel = True..............
