Mail Merge In Word And Then Copy / Paste Into Outlook Message And Send It Out
Jul 6, 2012
I have a spreadsheet with client names, email addresses, and appointment info. I export a .csv file from outlook. I have been doing a mail merge in word and then coping and pasting into an Outlook message and sending it out. I did some reseach and found code that I have made changes to. Of course they it doesn't work. I can't get anything to happen when I run this code.
Code:
Sub Qualls_Email_Confirms()
Dim OutApp As Object
Dim OutMail As Object
Dim cell As Range
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
I have an excel sheet with one column containing deadline dates. I want the excel sheet to take each day's date and subtract it from the deadline date. If number of days left is less than 60. Send a mail via outlook to the email against that column.
I have an Excel spreadsheet with names and addresses which I want to mail merge into a letter on word (annual benefit statements). The names and addresses on Excel have been imported from system software and are all in capitals. Is Excel smart enough to be able to keep the first letter of text in a cell but to change the remaining letters to lower case?
I'm looking for a way to prompt outlook to create a new email and in the body copy the contents of Sheet1, but instead of sending, I want it to just hold it so that the user can review the email contents.
Similar to this, but instead of an attachment the email body contains the data from sheet1
I am trying to write a macro to send mail on every Friday and also on last day of every month. If the last day of the month falls on Saturday or Sunday then the macro should mail on Friday. I have written a separate macro to send a mail. I have also written to check day(ie Monday, Tuesday etc) of today. If today is Friday or month end i can send mail. I dont know how to tell the macro to send mail on friday if the month last date is saturday or sunday.
Sub done() Dim Dat As Date, x As Integer, y As Date, sorry As String Dim str As String sorry = "Today is not friday or month end. So i cannot send mails" str = WeekdayName(Weekday(Now()))
Is there a way i can dictate to Word from an Excel macro that i want it to open, Start a mail merge, use a pre-made file as a template, use the excel file the macro is in as the source, get it through the whole setup of the Mail merge all the way to the print function?
This macro, enabled in Excel, is part of a chain of macros and will open Word, run the mail merge, save and close Excel. However, there is a macro in Word that I need to run but don't know how to activate it. Is there a code that I am missing that can be added to the end of the macro included?
VB: Sub Mailmerge() Dim wd As Object Dim wdocSource As Object [code].....
The database is full of customer bookings and the email side is for sending automated emails regarding There Gift aid donation.
Im trying to run an Automated mail merge from excel via word. Basically im opening an a spreadsheet which has the same information as the Mail merge data source, its a refresh-able Query from microsoft query . I want to be able to click a button that opens up Word and produces an email mail merge and sends it to my outbox. So the emails can be viewed before the final send. I am using Office 2013.
Once i have this stage working i want to eventually move on to having a field on the main spread sheet automatically fill in saying Sent with a Time Stamp.I want to send either email or print a letter depending on what Address/Email information they have.There may also be multiple bookings from the same Customer e.g Restaurant and house booking, which will show separately, and i want to some how have a condition that it puts all the customers Bookings onto one mail merge letter, instead of sending 3 separate letters to one customer.
This is my code so far:
VB: Sub OpenWord() 'Setting up Word Application Dim wdApp as word.application On Error Resume Next
Dim wdApp As Word.Application Dim wdDoc As Word.Document
I am trying (and failing) to set up a mail merge with a Word document. I would like for the doc to take information entered in specific columns and display it in the right field. I've set up the field and the excel doc and went through the mail merge wizard's steps for setting it up but it doesn't seem to be doing what I want.I am attaching the doc and spreadsheet below.
MichaelFields TEST.Contract Entries.xlsxFields Test.Contract to Provide Legal Services.docx
I want to set up a one step button in an Excel workbook to open up a Word Mailmerge Document that I have already set up complete with Excel data source. I have used this code so far but it's not working. What else do I have to do?
Sub OpenWordMailmergeMasterB() Set appWD = CreateObject("Word.Application") appWD.Visible = True appWD.Documents.Open Filename:="X:Detention filesMail MergeLesley's MailmergeMASTER Interim Report.doc"
'To Run the Mail Merge 'Data source is a range name in Excel workbook called "MailmergeReport":.....................
I had sent 1000 emails to the my customers by using mail merge in word document. Now I need to reply to these 1000 customer again individual one by one. The message is the same, but I need these thing to be sent in individual.
I'm trying to use Word mail merge with Excel to create mail labels and letters for each person on the list. For example,
Johnson, Michael 7391 Wilson Street Van Nuys, CA 91405
I want to create a mailing label for this person. If possible, I'd like to make the top line of the address "Dr. Michael Johnson," however the format that I'm copying from is last name, first name. And I also want to want to create a letter that starts with "Dear Dr. Last name," such as "Dear Dr. Johnson." This is the website that I want to copy the addresses from:
Doctors in Los Angeles, CA | Primary Care Physicians and Specialists
I have done my homework, but I don't know how to properly paste the addresses into Excel and then use Word to create the labels and letter. I have tried many ways, but I have been unsuccessful.
I am writing a code wherein I want to assign specific excel range to a declared variable and then paste this excel in outlook message ody but I am finding difficulty in assigning that range to variable " brng"
I think code is right and issue is there in excel setting.
Code: Sub mailer() ' ' ' Dim Ash As Worksheet Dim brng As Range Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object 'Windows("Copy of FF RPL REPORT_JULY").Activate
I have a form in excel (very simple) that I need to put on the web - People can then fill out certiain bits of the information and the idea is that they then click on the button to email it back to me. Ie complete it there and then and email it straight away so that they don't need to save it etc.
I can't for the life of me work out how to do this! I've managed to get the macro to open an email with the correct details on but not paste in the information so am at a complete loss and appear to be going round in circles!
I have a spread sheet with all vehicle drivers license expiration dates. there are about 300 drivers to track.
What I am looking for is a way to have an E-mail sent to me 30 days prior to the expiration date with that persons name and date of expiration so I can forward the e-mail to his supervisor. And I need this to happen without having to open the file every day. ("Excel" itself will open daily, if that helps. )
Note: I am using me as the first person, actually this will be for our fleet manager.
I have searched Google and this board this whole week and all I can find is links to threads that are dated 2000 thru 2003 that doesn't come close to what I'm looking for.
I'm not sure if any of those links will get me started because they reference Excel 97, 98, & 2000. I am useing XP and we are set up with Outlook.
I guess what I am asking for is, does anybobdy have a link or some what of a code that will work with XP and Outlook, so maybe I can figure out what to do with this?
This is a snippet of what I have as a data base if it will help: ...
For Each fil In fldpdf.Files LenFilName = Len(wb.Sheets("Mail").Range("B" & I).Value) If wb.Sheets("Mail").Range("B" & I).Value = Left(fil.Name, LenFilName) Then MItem.Attachments.Add fldpdf & "" & fil.Name Exit For End If Next fil
Step 1 - I have a Read Only excel template which I would fill with the required data. Step 2 - The data in cell C8 (Text) should be taken as file name and should be Saved as file name. Step 3 - The above saved as file should be attached to the mail to outlook. I would give the email address manually.
The SendMail Method took it from OzGrid web does not work with me . It gives me an error msg : Method send mail of object workbook failed...........
Do i have to refrence 2 particular library. i use OP windos vista (windows mail)
Sub SendActiveWorkbook() On Error Rsume Next ActiveWorkbook.SendMail _ Recipients:="dump@ozgrid.com", _ Subject:="Try Me " & Format( Date, "dd/mmm/yy") On Error Goto 0 End Sub
So, I've been trying to work out a distribution list. So far, my research has shown me how to code to be able to send a message through outlook by typing content into a spreadsheet, but I'm trying to find code that will simply open a new message window in outlook. I don't want to send it through excel as I've found to be possible b/c outlook is asking for permission to send to each recipient on the mailing list and we have a fairly large staff here, so clicking that button 20 times to allow the email to go through is more labor intensive than just verifying who's on the distribution list and sending.
I have an excel workbook which is a result of a sports survey I conducted. It basically shows who likes which sport, what level they're at, preferred time of play, etc, and their email address.
A colleague has created a type of form (using formulas, not VBA) wherein you select your criteria (Sport, Gender, Level etc) and it displays the matching names.
What I'd like is to be able to select, via a check box or similar, 1 or more names from the list of results for that sport, click a button, and their addresses automatically open in a new Outlook mail window for the person to send a mail to those people.
is it possible for Excel to generate a pop-up or auto send an e-mail when a value is true? I'm wanting to be notified on a lengthy spreadsheet either by e-mail or by pop-up when an item is within 90 days of its due date.
