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I want to be able to send the contents of a Excel range in an Email. I do
not want to send it as an attachment, I want it in the body of an Email. The Excel page contains a logo graphic which is the problem using all the methods on Ron de Bruin's page, as I understand them. I cannot see to find a way to send the page and logo (without using the Activesheet.MailEnvelope). Can anyone suggest a method of sending an Excel range in an Email, including any graphics on the sheet. PWS |
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