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vba send active workbook in outlook in .xls or .xlsx format (ie without macro)

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    vba send active workbook in outlook in .xls or .xlsx format (ie without macro)

    Hi All,

    i have a macro to send an excel spreadsheet via outlook email. However i want it to send without macros in .xls or .xlsx. format

    How can i edit the below line to ensure it sends only the .xls active workbook

    Thanks!

    With MyItem
    .To = "[email protected]"
    .Subject = hello
    .Attachments.Add ActiveWorkbook.FullName

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    Re: vba send active workbook in outlook in .xls or .xlsx format (ie without macro)

    You'll have to create a temporary workbook first with the sheet data only and send the temp WB.

    See Ron Debruin's examples on how to do that.
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