1:is it possible to have a clickable button beside each record in the report format that when clicked runs another report and inputs data into parameter querys automatically that the second report asks for? Etc. the second report will ask for [Username], [start Date], [end date]it copies and pastes the details from the row clicked into these parameters? or get it to work in a simular way? reason being for this the details need to be in a certain format layout that then on a button click Emails the report as a PDF
2:is it possible to have a button on the report screen that will Email the report as a PDF file with only the parameter data shown?
Like the title says I need a command button to print preview and email two reports. I tried using macros but the problem I have is that it'll send out two emails instead of one email with two attachments. The other problem is that it won't recognize current pages information so it'll show two blank reports. But If I go to next record and come back in form view, it reognizes the changes and the reports look fine. Any help would be appreciated.
I have set up a work order database. On the Work Order Submission form I have a command button that adds the record to the table. I also have a button to email the Submission Report. When the user fills out the form and clicks the Add button the record is added to the table. The user then has to scroll to have the record reappear in the form and then click the Email command button. This works fine but I want to make this a one click operation.
I have a filter on the report that will be emailed to limit the report to just the current record. The filter is: [ID] = Forms![WO Submission]![ID] where ID is the Primary Key for that record. If the record has not yet been added to the table and thus has no primary key, the report to be emailed will contain no record info. I'm thinking I may have to use a temporary table but I'm clueless about how to make that work. Any suggestions?
Body (pre filled with "Dear ([Contact]if possible) Please find enclosed your documentation for your recent telephone order bla bla bla and our logo.jpg if possible)
then i would like to attach to the email the cover letter/invoice(report), book page(report) and the book (pdf) from the hard drive (r.eports changed to pdf)
if i can press a button on the form to send it that would be good.
if i could link it to a query to send a batch of them that would excellent.
The Database is Named: b4s.mdb The table is called: Main Table The input form is called: Client The letter/invoice report is called: b4sletinv The Book page report: b4sbook The pdf book is located at c:Documents and SettingsAdministrator4sfinal.pdf The query for the batch is called: coverlet&proforma
I have a form which has a button to email the data out in a standard email message.
Private Sub Command60_Click() Dim MyDb As dao.Database Dim rsEmail As dao.Recordset Dim sToName As String Dim sSubject As String Dim sMessageBody As String
[code]...
This works well enough, however, FIELDS 11 through to 16 contain the venue address. This is all we ll and good if every field of the venue address is populated. here are times when not all of the fields are populated, for instance, the address might only be 5 lines.I know I can do this using IIf statements on a report, but how can i achieve the same thing for the email.
I built a report that provides all of the open support tickets. My idea is to have a button (Which I called "WorkIssue_Button") that displays beside each record that is populated on the report... I need this button to be able to pull the ID number of the record (Called "ID"). I then plan on opening a form that is preloaded to this record. How to pull that information?
How can I set the record source of a report to a saved query through VBA. I am trying to use the same report for a number of uses, all of the info on the report is the same, but the only difference is the query that the information is based on. I have this simple code below, how do I add a record source to it (if it can be done)
I am working on an Access DB and I need to email individual reports to email addresses linked to the corresponding email. I would like these email to be sent though outlook and the attachment to be a PDF.
I searched the forums, I downloaded sample datbases EmailA2K, example, and PrintCurrentRecord_Update however I cannot get my command button to fill the TO: with my customer email address. I have gotten lost in the code so I went with a send object macro. Maybe it's my internet service. I use Compu Serv which is a by-product of AOL. Can that be the problem? Anyway I don't understand code, I wish I did. I select send object as my action in my macro. I leave the object type and object name blank as well as the output format. In the To: I put = [email address]. In the subject I put "From CG" and the Edit Message is set as "no". When I click on the button it opens up my email provider but nothing is in the To:. I first tried to fill in the Object name and type and format and it attached the records in the form, I DO NOt want to do that. All I want is to have the Email Address be filled in the To: by clicking a button. I'm about 8 hours on this and a little on edge. I would like to get a good nights rest and not think asbout this anymore. Any Macro help would be great.
Right now, I have a contact database with email addresses, and would like to know if anyone has any suggestions on how to implement a command button that when I click on it, it will do the action as clicking on a link that says
mailto:anyone@anyone.com
If I type the mailto: before the email address, and click on it, it will open the email message window, but I am looking for a way to have the user click on a button and then it opens the email message window.
I would like to create a database that would enable me to select various options (from dropdown lists) which I could then have tidily arranged in an email that would automatically be sent to the recipient. Before I attempt to design the facing page I'd like to know if this is an option in Access?
I'm trying to create a button who is able to send a email with an attachment.The attachment will be all the time the same file.The email address to sent to is one of the field of the database.I need a copy sent in my email address as well.
I have a DB that holds multiple possible email responses, originally set up for just straight up create email based on this information. the Button to created the email works great. Now what I would like to be able to do is Click a 2nd button that instead of creating a new email, it would open a reply to the current opened email. I would still want to push the information to it like it does in the current new email button.
I would like to create a button that when pressed opens up an outlook email. The email address will be populated by one email address every time. I don't want it to automatically send as the body will need to be filled out by the user. It would be useful if the date and time it was sent could be recorded in the form somewhere too (would this be in a text box?).
I have created a form and housed in the form is a combo box that pulls info from managers I work with. I want to create a command button that I can click to send them an email. I have their information tabled and then have also converted that table into a form. I have their email address I just need to know how to properly code the command. I have no visual basic experience. I have had classes where I've coded in C++ and HTML but very limited.
I've attached my access file...if anyone could help I would appreciate it very much!
If you click on the Export & Email tab on my form, there is a button which describes what i want to do in the caption.
Basically...
When the button is clicked i want a warning message box to appear saying do you want to continue Yes/No. No would just cancel it.
Yes would do the following:
Export an Excel file of "Magtable" and save to C:Magazine BackupMagazine Counter.xls and W:Magazine CounterMagazine Counter.xls
Then (i dont think the order of the following matters)
Email the excel file to two people.....if its easy to do this with no data input needed by the user (ie: not having to type the subject, who its too, body or press send.....if this is too complex then that is fine..having as much in as possible would be good though)
Then I want the values in Magtable, Amount to be reset to 0 - this may have to be done before the email is sent?
BTW the company i work at uses Lotus Notes only as an email program....As long as it pops up a new email in lotus notes with the excel file as an attachment then that would probablly be enough.
Hope this makes sense :S Any help would be VERY appreciated!
1- Open the Report called : ConsentForm 2- Print it to PDF printer (report is currently defaulted to that printer driver) 3- Save to folder: C:SOSConsentForms 4- Save as: Consent_[Last]_[First] (these are field names on the form) Result i.e.: C:SOSConsentFormsConsent_Doe_John 5- Then send the file by email (Outlook) to : abc@hotmail.com
After inputting data into a text box on a form i want to click on a command button which will open an email program and then put the text there so i can send it.
So I have created this database for a lessons learnt system. Is it possible in Access 2007 to create a button that if pressed automatically sends an email out to someone? So my main form in the database is a split form which contains a search filter, which works well and also contains a button called add new lesson. This button is linked into another form and when pressed brings up this new form. In this form it has a save and close button. What I actually would like is when the form is updated and this save and close button is pressed, an email is sent to a "project head" who has to confirms the information before the data is saved into the database. Is this actually possible?
We have a report that will result in a number of customers (which will be broken apart via a page break) being listed. The plan is to be able to trigger a report (that will run a query) to find all loads that have not been delivered. This report will then be sent to receiving customers to let them know the status of the loads crossing the US via truck.
We want to be able to send these reports via email simply by pressing a button. No matter the fact that there will be more than one customer, we want the report (or portion of) to go to the correct customer.
We already have the customers email address in the database, but I need to figure out how to link the page of the report to the customer and have it sent.
I am trying to create a form button that will automatically email each row of a query result to myself. At first the VBA code worked fine with a standard query. However when I use it with a query that contains a reference to a combobox form such as "<=[Forms]![Reminder]![Monthsleft].[Value] And >=0" I get the 3061 run-time error and "Too few parameters. Expected 1." I have included the VBA code below.
Private Sub Command9_Click() Dim MyDb As DAO.Database Dim rsEmail As DAO.Recordset Dim sToName As String Dim sSubject As String Dim sMessageBody As String
[code]....
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I need to export my reports (invoices) to rtf format or pdf then create seperate emails for each report with email subject title of [Address] [Suburb] [Supervisor]
I also need it to only create them but not send them, as I also need to attach photos and forms prior to sending them.
Is this possible to do in access?
It was so much easier when I could just run the saved export button & drop the 1 file into email.
