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  1. 11-28-2008, 04:39 PM #1
    Kevin K. Chlipa
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    Value of a cell for email subject line

    OK I got another deally I'm stuck with, Ill explain what I want to do.

    I would like to select File/Send to/Main Recipient (As Attachment) within my Excel Spreadsheet. Within the email, I would like the subject line to be automatically filled in with an entered value of a cell block from within the spreadsheet.

    For Example, If cell block A1 had Thursday entered in the cell. Then once I chose send to/Mail Recipient, The subject line would read Thursday.

    Is this possible? And if it is, any ideas?
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    Put this into a macro and run it any way you want. Edit for your preferences:
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    Ok I made this subject string for my macro.

    I have one more problem I need help with
    this is the string I made

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    Everything is working. but the problem lies in Cells(7, 3) and Cells(7, 4) They are supposed to be time format, for example Cell(7, 3) reads "12:03 PM" But when I start the macro to send it to the subject line of the email it read, 2.08333333333333E-03,

    How do I change the format within the macro string I created???

    Any help would be highly appreciated!

    Thanks

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    Not sure about the new syntax, but you can change the code I originally posted to refer to your STart and Stop dates in cells, the same as the subject line Publication.

    C3 --> Subject Line
    H3 --> Start date
    I3 --> Stop date
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  5. 11-28-2008, 06:45 PM #5
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    I got it, here is what I did
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    It may be sloppy, but it works.

    Thanks!!!
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