I have an excel spreadsheet which shows items due date. I wish to send a follow up email when the due date is set. How can i use a macro in excel to send the email to the client, and record that a follow up has been sent. Can someone please help. Many thanks, - https://e...
I have some macro code in an Excel spreadsheet. All the code is working properly except I want it to send individual emails to different recipients each with...
If you set theModalargument to TRUE, Excel will not continue the macro until you finish editing the email (by sending, saving, or otherwise closing it). If you set theModalargument to FALSE or omit the argument, the rest of the code will run in the background or you can edit the spr...
Now, we can access Outlook objects in VBA coding. While VBA can help send emails from Excel, there are multiple other functions that you can perform using Excel VBA. To get an idea of how certain events get automated and triggered using the tools, you can have a look at this Excel Even...
I have a macro for Excel that processes an Excel spreadsheet - trims some columns, sets filters, does some other formatting - and then emails the spreadsheet to a distribution list. This process has been working like a champ for a while now. But, last Tuesday, we went through a merger ...
This article describes a Visual Basic for Applications macro that uses data from a Microsoft Word document and a Microsoft Excel workbook to send messages from Microsoft Outlook. More information Important Microsoft provides programming examples for illustration only, without warra...
Mailing a Range or Selection in the Body of an E-Mail Message Ensure that you copy this function either into the same module as the macro or into another module in the same workbook. VBA Function RangetoHTML(rng As Range) ' Works in Excel 2000, Excel 2002, Excel 2003, Excel 2007, Ex...
Once enabled, make sure to name your new macro and assign it to whatever action you wish Excel to perform upon completion. You may also want to consider enabling AutoRecover at the bottom, just in case things don't always turn out exactly right. Also, depending on what event types you ...
.DimOutAppAsObjectDimOutMailAsObjectSetOutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")SetOutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)OnErrorResumeNext' Change the mail address and subject in the macro before you run it.WithOutMail .To="ron@debruin.nl".CC ="".BCC ="".Subject ="This is the Subject line"...
'Setting up the Excel variables. Dim olApp As Object Dim olMailItm As Object Dim iCounter As Integer Dim Dest As Variant Dim SDest As String 'Create the Outlook application and the empty email. Set olApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") ...