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    Office 2010 is causing havoc with Macros..help!

    I have a macro that makes a copy of every active workbook and emails it to the email address located in a specific location on each tab. We were using Office 97 but just upgraded to 2010. The problem is that now when my vendors receive the emails, the Excel sheet is a mess on their end. I tried using the macro to email a copy of the worksheet to myself and received the following message when trying to open it:

    "The file you are trying to open 'xxxxx', is in a different format than specified by the file extension. Verify that the file is not corrupted and is from a trusted source before opening the file. Do you want to open the file now?"

    I know there are all sorts of new file extensions and that seems to be part of the problem. Apparently, to save the file in the newest version of Excel and still retain the macro coding, I must save it as a "Macro-Enabled Workbook". When I do this and then try to run my macro I get a debuggin message.

    Here is the macro code I'm currently using and I'll attached both the 97 and 2010 version of the Excel file.

    'Written: April 07, 2010
    'Updated: April 15, 2010
    'Author:  Leith Ross
    'Summary: Email All Visible Worksheets in a Workbook as an attachment using Outlook
    
    Sub EmailAllVisibleSheetsAsAttachment()
    
      Dim FileName As String
      Dim olApp As Object
      Dim Recipient As Variant
      Dim shtName As String
      Dim TextMsg As String
      Dim TextFile As Object
      Dim Wks As Worksheet
      
        TextMsg = "Please see the attached RFQ." & vbLf & vbLf & vbLf & "James J. Bender" & vbLf & "Amrod Bridge & Iron"
         
         'Start Outlook
          Set olApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
         
           'Email only the visible worksheets
            For Each Wks In Worksheets
            
              If Wks.Visible = xlSheetVisible Then
               'Make the worksheet the ActiveSheet
                Wks.Activate
                
               'Check that the recipient cell is not an empty string or formula error
                Recipient = Wks.Range("C16")
                If VarType(Recipient) <> 0 And VarType(Recipient) <> 10 Then
                
                  FileName = "RFQ-" & Wks.Range("C17") & "-Ref" & Wks.Range("C18") & ".xls"
    
                 'Make a new workbook from the worksheet
                  ActiveSheet.Copy
                  
                 'The next 2 lines will remove any links in the copied workbook
                 'by removing all formulas and validation from the copied worksheet
                  ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Value = Wks.UsedRange.Value
                  ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Validation.Delete
                  
                 'Save the copied workbook - This will be attached to the email
                  ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs FileName
                  
                   'Email the Worksheet as an attachment
                      With olApp.CreateItem(0)
                        .To = Recipient
                        .Subject = "Request for Quote-" & Wks.Range("C17") & "-Ref" & Wks.Range("C18")
                        .Body = TextMsg
                        .Attachments.Add CurDir & "\" & FileName, 1
                        .Display
                      End With
                   
                 'Close the copied workbook and do not save changes
                  ActiveWorkbook.Close False
                  
                 'Delete the copied workbook
                  Kill FileName
      
                End If
              End If
              
            Next Wks
            
    Cleanup:
       'Free the objects and memory
        Set olApp = Nothing
        
    End Sub
    Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    Last edited by cheddarthief; 03-11-2011 at 04:56 PM. Reason: Solved.

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