Yes, the button (Command) is on the report and now on a form.
It is named EmailEstimate.
Here is its VBA code on Click()
Private Sub EmailEstimate_Click()
On Error GoTo EmailEstimate_Click_Err
Dim strToEmailAddress As String
Dim strCcEmailAddress As String
Dim strLastName As String...
Changed it so that I would have the command and VBA code on a form that has all the same fields as the report I was using. Still the email attachment is listed as {Numbers}.dat. Don't know what I am doing wrong. If there is code I can use to manipulate the Attachment File Name, this would be...
Again, I did just start using this forum today. The first post came under introduction before I realized how it would post. Then the second was my attempt to correct it. Only to discover that I should have changed the title. The use of poor etiquette should be reserved to scold those who know...
Not sure why I received your email, I know I was new at this today. Are you just informing me that I have posted a thread more than once and are there complications with this?
Yes,
The Report Caption is Estimate but I also have a Field on the Report called [Title]. In the Reports Query named EstimateReport, [Title] is set to equal "Estimate"
The Report also has Field Names [LastName] & [EID] (The Estimate Number)
1. EstimateBHRPrint1 is the real report
(This is the report that is open in report view when I click the commend198 to run VBA code)
2. I currently use Access 2010 (System displays 2007-2010)
3. I would love to have the Attachment Named "Estimate" & "EstimateID" & "LastName". I have tried some...
Attachment File Name as it appears in email attachment box
{F54EBDF9-B9B6-4EA1-B56D35DEC50D0F69}.dat (257KB)
When you select open
it does retreive the file in PDF
However, our customers are not very likely to open it because of its File Name.
I do send the document to PDF file 1st
Please...
Changed TRUE to False
Attachment File Name as it appears in email attachment box
{F54EBDF9-B9B6-4EA1-B56D35DEC50D0F69}.dat (257KB)
When you select open
it does retreive the file in PDF
However, our customers are not very likely to open it because of its File Name.
I do send the document...
First and Foremost, 1st time and 1st post
I am a business owner with a wife who loves to help out.
I want to make it easier for her to send a report via email in PDF format.
I've been able to do this and the Email Attachment is a PDf.
The Problem Is!
The Email Attachment makes no sense to...
First and Foremost, 1st time and 1st post
I am a small business owner with a wife who loves to help out.
I want to make it easier for her to send a report via email in PDF format.
I've been able to do this and the Email Attachment is a PDf.
The Problem Is!
The Email Attachment makes no...