schedule VBA script to email cell value

Mykle

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I have been doing a lot of research on macros and vba scripts recently. I essentially want to email the value of a cell which I know is possible with a macro. To make things a little more difficult, I want to schedule this using Windows Task Scheduler. Here is my exact situation; I take care of a bill for my house. If my roommates carry a balance, I want them to be emailed once a week of how much they owe me. I want this macro to be independent of my excel file, meaning I don't want to do run every time I open the file or anything. I only want it sent once a week. If anyone could please advise on how to develop this script, I would greatly appreciate it. Please let me know if you need additional info.

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Office 2007
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