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How do I email an inactive copy of a worksheet
Working in Excel 2007 I want be able to email a copy of a worksheet or
spreadsheet without the sheet being active. I don't want recipients to be able to edit or change the sample or to access adjacent sheets or data connected to the sample. All I need is a simple copy of the data and layout to be sent. |
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How do I email an inactive copy of a worksheet
Hi Jackaroo
Body or attachment ? -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Jackaroo 1281" <Jackaroo wrote in message ... Working in Excel 2007 I want be able to email a copy of a worksheet or spreadsheet without the sheet being active. I don't want recipients to be able to edit or change the sample or to access adjacent sheets or data connected to the sample. All I need is a simple copy of the data and layout to be sent. |
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