I am using a command button to email an invoice to a customer using the sendobject function, whilst this almost works correctly it is adding an additional mailto:address along with the correct email address.
Example: CorrectEmailAddress and then#mailto:CorrectEmailAddress
The code I am using is:
On Error Resume Next
Dim Cusemail As String
Cusemail = Nz(DLookup("Email", "invoiceemailQ", "orderID=" & OrderID), "")
If Cusemail = "" Then
MsgBox "No email Address"
Exit Sub
Is there a way to tie a send object to a combo box on a form? I know I can write a query to pull information from a selection in a combo box using the [form][formname]thing. What I'm trying to do is I've created a database that allows many users to enter a request in a form. then when the form is complete they need to E-mail the form to their respective manager. I want them to choose from a combo box, then click on a button and the form is e-mailed to their manager for approval. I've gotten everything else to work accept for being able to choose the manager. I know I could also leave that blank and it will ask for them to enter the recipients name. If that's my only option I'm ok with that.
Thanks
PS If this issue has already been addressed I couldn't find it.
i have a form, every post on this form is connected to a deliverer in a table, every deliverer has a faxnr. I want to be able to push a button on a form and it will fax the form to that deliverer, how woud this be done? Ive checked that microsoft page about send object and stuff but i dont get much and it doesnt seem to be what i want to do. Is this thing even possible in access?
When i try a sendobject command, i get "coudnt start the mail software, check that the software works" translated from swedish.@@1@@1
I used sendobject to send the object via Lotus Notes, but I want to skip to click the Send button from the Lotus Notes, everytime, when I sent, it goes to the Lotus Notes, then I need to click the send button again on the Lotus Notes for confirmation to send the mail. How can I skip it?
Hoping someone can help - need to know if there is a way to use a Outlook message other than the blank one that is used with the send object macro.
Maybe a normal message with a signature, template or something - when the macro is run, no formatting is included with the e-mail message, and the body of the message is limited to 255 charaacters.
Would like to use a customized message, and I need the send object macro to place the object in that message format.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it...thanks.
ok, i have been searching on google and the forums for sending forms/reports as outlook atachments.
all the examples i have seen are more complicated than my one.. i have one form.. and i just want to email those details.. in the form are the fields, one textbox where you put the email address, and one send email form button..
i got it working using a long module, that i didnt understand..and then i was told about the DoCmd.SendObject method which looks a lot easier..
i have one request, in the simple database i have uploaded, will someone show me where to put the code.. the db is VERY simple, and quick (one form with a send email button).. and if anyone can spare a few minutes to get this one working i will be very grateful..
I have a query that runs based on a parameter a user selects on a form.
I want to dynamically create the sendobject file name based on the parameter the user selects.
Example:
My form has a parameter named medicine. When the user checks the checkbox next to medicine it runs a query for records labeled as medicine but sends the e-mail output as the query name. I want something like medicine.txt etcc...
I often output reports as a PDF. I also use SendObject to send emails from my application. But is there a way to send a PDF as an attachment with SendObject? Perhaps not, as the PDF would not be within my application?
I have a table, each row contains information that I want email out as a pdf.
I've created a report, and at the moment I've created a button embedded with the onscreen report which emails the report I'm actually looking at onscreen (as an attachment), all the button is doing is event-on click running this VBA code...
Code: DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "rptSalesReceiptMain_UK", acFormatPDF, DLookup("[Email]", "[Sales]", "[PrintInvoice]=True"), , , "VAT Receipt for your order", "As requested, please find your VAT sales receipt attached"
...it all works, but it's very manual....because I have to open up each report manually, & then click the button manually to create the email
Since I have the main 'chunky' parts done (i.e. creating the report & the code that emails it when I click a button), I'm now turning my attention to automating.
I'd like to add a new true/false column to my table "Receipt Emailed" (or similar) & have a bit of VBA hunt down the column, then it comes across a false condition, it runs the report & emails it.
Therefore rather than me opening the report & clicking on the button (which runs vba code), how do I get this done automatically?
I have a database where I record grades for my students. I would like to create a macro so that every time I record a grade as an "F", the student will receive an email that will contain an attachment of their scores. A lot of the information I want to include in this email is in several different tables. So to make it easier, I have created a query that lists the following:
Students name (SName) Student's email (SEmail) ID# of the form I use to record their grades (ID) ID# of the studen'ts work (WorkID) Date of their work (CreatedDate) Date I graded their work (AuditDate) Grade="F" (Accuracy)
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START OF CODE
Dim objOutl Set objOutl = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set objMailItem = objOutl.CreateItem(olMailItem) 'comment the next line if you do not want to see the outlook window objMailItem.Display
I have a marco that sends a report to other users, is it possible to stop the same report being sent twice to the same person . the user who sends the report is prompted for a number for that specific report...
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Code: Private Sub Command2_Click() Dim MyDB As Database Dim MyRS As Recordset
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