I have a very small VBA app that begins with a Workbook with four Worksheets. It opens another Workbook, reads data from the only Worksheet in this Workbook (which is generated by an Access Database Macro), populates a "form" on a Worksheet named "Report" in the "master" Workbook, creates a PDF file, and finally sends an e-mail with HTML formatted text and the just created PDF file as an attachment. It is difficult to describe what is (or is not) happening. I have tested and tested and tested and cannot seem to determine what the issue is.
When I begin, the app shows a Worksheet named "Welcome". This has three Control Buttons in a pseudo "menu" that will execute two nearly identical VBA macro streams or Exit the application. The problem that I am having is that for some reason my various Worksheets seemed to become "locked", meaning that I cannot display information on them. My processing is done while the Worksheet "Report" is visible. This contains the "form" for the PDF file that I create. I use this Worksheet to display status information as the process runs. When I finish, I close the external Workbook and "attempt" to activate the "Welcome" Worksheet and it's "menu". At the point I am now, when I attempt to activate the "Welcome" Worksheet, only the control buttons display and they display on top of the "Report" Worksheet.
Also, at various times, the e-mail CDO.send will appear to lock up for some reason. There have been other issues as well. One I solved by copying one of the Worksheets and then renaming this so that it became the "used" Worksheet. The issue here was that the display of information on the Worksheet would not display. ?????
I do not know how to include my code as I am a green novice when it comes to using this or other forums. Both of these workbooks are very small so I would gladly send both to anyone interested or post them somehow with this message. I have used external Workbooks for several other projects but this is the first time for creating a PDF and sending an E-Mail. I just can't seem to bring this ****** to it's knees and therefore am seeking help.
Thank you for any help you might provide. I do appreciate it. In the end this will be a very "neat" app and very useful for my customer, so I sure would like to sort out the issues.
Thanks again for any help,
Dan Foltz
DannyDont@GMail.C
When I begin, the app shows a Worksheet named "Welcome". This has three Control Buttons in a pseudo "menu" that will execute two nearly identical VBA macro streams or Exit the application. The problem that I am having is that for some reason my various Worksheets seemed to become "locked", meaning that I cannot display information on them. My processing is done while the Worksheet "Report" is visible. This contains the "form" for the PDF file that I create. I use this Worksheet to display status information as the process runs. When I finish, I close the external Workbook and "attempt" to activate the "Welcome" Worksheet and it's "menu". At the point I am now, when I attempt to activate the "Welcome" Worksheet, only the control buttons display and they display on top of the "Report" Worksheet.
Also, at various times, the e-mail CDO.send will appear to lock up for some reason. There have been other issues as well. One I solved by copying one of the Worksheets and then renaming this so that it became the "used" Worksheet. The issue here was that the display of information on the Worksheet would not display. ?????
I do not know how to include my code as I am a green novice when it comes to using this or other forums. Both of these workbooks are very small so I would gladly send both to anyone interested or post them somehow with this message. I have used external Workbooks for several other projects but this is the first time for creating a PDF and sending an E-Mail. I just can't seem to bring this ****** to it's knees and therefore am seeking help.
Thank you for any help you might provide. I do appreciate it. In the end this will be a very "neat" app and very useful for my customer, so I sure would like to sort out the issues.
Thanks again for any help,
Dan Foltz
DannyDont@GMail.C
