I have a VB code that pulls up my Email client and emails out the workbook as an attachment. I would like to change the code so that it just emails out the worksheet i am currently on and not the whole workbook. Can this be done? I have added the code.
I need a code to be applied to a VB button that will email out a selected worksheet within the workbook, lets say i need to email out sheet5. Is it possible when the button is clicked to bring up my email client, (it's not Outlook) with the file already attached so i just need to add the email address/adresses?
putting a macro button on an individual worksheet so the user can click a big easy button and a new email will pop up in Lotus notes with the worksheet attached for them to input the address and then send the worksheet..
I prefer to:
Send individual worksheets only
The ability to input the email address is the new composition email in LOTUS Notes
I am trying to do it write some code which will take the activesheet & allow me to email it as an attachment (outlook) - sounds simple, but it's proving a nightmare
Is it possible to have a column with several email addresses and have a macro that emails out with an attachment of a word document? If so how is it done? I dont want to attach any workbooks or sheets just an word file. Furthermore I want to do this via excel not word. Also if its possible I would like to keep a single subject heading for all of them.
I've been searching for a way to save a copy of a workbook as an .xlsx by bringing up the save as dialogue box so the user can name and choose the location and then to open a new email with the send as attachment function so the copy can be sent to user defined recipients.
Any similar requests that I've seen are asking for a specific file name and specific directory.
I am very new to VBA and I am trying to create a userform which can be filled in and then when command button "submit" is clicked the completed form is emailed to myself. I have created the code for this but the userform is arriving as a blank attachment.
I have created a userform in Excel. The information from this userform is saved into a word document using a command button. What I would like to know is can I use vba to, not only create this word document but also, to send it as an email attachment at the same time? Just to make it a bit tougher - I'm using Groupwise as my email software.
If a certain email comes into a mailbox with certain parameters eg subject and from criteria is met. Then extract the data from the email attachment (daily order) and add it to a master sheet containing all orders.
I was able to create a macro that saves an email attachment based on the subject and then move it to another folder. I would like changing it to do the same thing only based one the sender’s email. I have it currently reading the save path and subject from the Excel worksheet.
I need VBA code to automatically send an email notification when data is added to worksheet. I am not very familiar with writing code and have been using other code from other posts. Ideally I would like it to send an email notification with the added information attached, in this case it would be Row # and Columns A thru O.
I have a macro which copies worksheets from the current workbook and pastes into different csv files. I want to add into this macro after copying and pasting into the csv a popup box/form which asks the user "Would you like to e-mail to shops/teletext?". This box/form would have a Yes and No button.
If they press yes then the macro will continue and select worksheet 'selections' and send to recipients as attachment. If possible i would also like to automatically fill in the 'to' box in the new e-mail as these addresses will be the same three addresses each time. If they press 'No' then the macro would just carry on to the next point.
way to send only one worksheet of a workbook to an email contact as an attachment. When your in excel you can click on file and select sent to (as attachment); however this attaches the whole workbook. I do realise that I could copy the worksheet that I want to send to another workbook by itself and then send it. However this is time consuming. Anyone know of a way to just send 1 worksheet from the workbook to an email contact as an attachment? I also know that I could copy and paste the worksheet directly into the email.
I want to search for a specific text in body of an outlook mail attachment,I am able to search for the string in the body of the mail,I also get mails with mail as an attachment i want to search for the string in the attachment as well.
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.
I'm using Excel 2003 and have a workbook used for creating qoutes & invoices. I have been using snail mail to send out my invoices but have recently been asked to eMail them by several customers. Unfortunately clicking "file...send to.." sends the whole workbook which is of course, unnacceptable.
I have a logo embedded within the sheet and the name & address is created via the VLOOKUP command from the contacts page. eMail addresses are also stored on the contacts page. I have tried creating a macro to copy the sheet into a new workbook which is then emailed however my problem lies firstly with the contact name and address which shows #N/A, and secondly at a loss as to autofill the "send to" from the contacts page of the main workbook.
I have a spreadsheet that has approx 10 different sheets (tabs at the bottom). I want to write a routine that will take one of the sheets, copy it to a new workbook, and email the newly created workbook using Outlook.
I've entered this question once before and got some suggestions that seemed to work for a while. Then it became hit and miss as to whether it worked or not. Now I'm geting a "Can't create object" error everytime. I want to break this one sheet out and send only it because I don't want to send the entire workbook.
I'am trying to send a single worksheet by copying it out of workbook and saving it, and after sending I want to delete the temporary file. But I get a Error message: 'Run-time error 438: 'Object doesn't support this property or method
Sub SendWeekrapport() Dim wb As Workbook Dim addr As Variant Dim bestand As String Call SelectWeekrap addr = Array("myname@mycompany.com") Application. ScreenUpdating = False ActiveSheet.Copy Set wb = ActiveWorkbook With wb .SaveAs Range("AG3").Value & "bestand" & Range("b2").Value & ".xls" 'amend to suit .SendMail addr, " Attached Timesheet for " & Range("B2").Value .ChangeFileAccess xlReadOnly.............
I have multiple buyers that use an Excel workbook containing several macros to perform edits on other workbooks they receive via email. Generally, they have the workbook containing the macros open, and they can double-click the workbooks they receive in the email messages to open them, and the macros are available from the "master" workbook.
Recently, however, some of the buyers have been getting new computers running Windows 8 and Office 10. Now when they have the "master" workbook open, and double-click the attached workbook in an email, (Outlook 10), the new workbook opens in a new instance of Excel, and as a result the macros are not available to run on the newly opened workbook.
The work around has been to right-click the attachment and save it to their desktop, and then use the File/Open command from the "master" to open the new file. This is a hassle and takes extra time.
I'm sure I am overlooking a setting somewhere that tells Excel to always open new workbooks using the same instance of Excel, (there are two people using the new systems that aren't having problems, and two that are), but for the life of me I can't find where to set these parameters.
So i want to be able to send a single Excel sheet to a recipient, not already pre-defined in the VBA. I am trying to get to where i can click a button/link and a window pops up, asking me to enter recipient's email address. When I enter the address and press- 'Send', the email is sent using Outlook.
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 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.