Excel - Sending spreadsheet as attachment
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:35 pm
Heya.
Need some help here.
You know how you can do a FILE/SEND TO/Mail Recipient (as attachment) in Excel (I think the wording might change around in different versions, but its basically the same) to open up a new email with the spreadsheet already attached? What I want to do is create a "button" in the actual spreadsheet that does that.
What I need is this:
I create a cell that says "Send." When a user clicks on "Send", a new email is generated (Outlook 2000, if that matters). The "To" field should be auto-populated with a specified email address (these will all be going to the same person). I would like the subject to display the date (ex. Exceptions - <TODAY'S DATE>) automatically. Finally, the spreadsheet will be attached to the email. If there is a way to get it to automatically send that email as well that would be spiffy, but not necessary at all.
Basically what you can do by inserting a hyperlink for an email address (it asks for the recipient and subject), but with the auto-populated date and spreadsheet attached.
Thanks.
Moo.
Need some help here.
You know how you can do a FILE/SEND TO/Mail Recipient (as attachment) in Excel (I think the wording might change around in different versions, but its basically the same) to open up a new email with the spreadsheet already attached? What I want to do is create a "button" in the actual spreadsheet that does that.
What I need is this:
I create a cell that says "Send." When a user clicks on "Send", a new email is generated (Outlook 2000, if that matters). The "To" field should be auto-populated with a specified email address (these will all be going to the same person). I would like the subject to display the date (ex. Exceptions - <TODAY'S DATE>) automatically. Finally, the spreadsheet will be attached to the email. If there is a way to get it to automatically send that email as well that would be spiffy, but not necessary at all.
Basically what you can do by inserting a hyperlink for an email address (it asks for the recipient and subject), but with the auto-populated date and spreadsheet attached.
Thanks.
Moo.