How to send Excel selection using Live Mail

I have been using Outlook Express until this month, and have been sending
information from a selected range in an Excel worksheet to a number of people
every month. I don't want to send the entire (large) worksheet as an
attachment, but my "Mail Recipient" function has apparently been disabled
since installing Windows Live Mail. The only "mail" option I see remaining
is to mail the entire document as an attachment, which really isn't an option.
Since I send this information out to about 50 recipients each month, and
each recipient has different data, it's been tedious enough already. But
now, I'm looking for a way to send the data using Windows Live Mail without
having to cut and paste all afternoon.
If there is a way to efficiently do this using a Macro, that would be even
better...
Thanks,

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Thu May 15 17:33:01 CDT 2008

Have you considered the Camera tool in Excel? You can take live snapshots of
just the specific cell ranges you want and paste those "always live"
snapshots to a new worksheet. Then you can just copy & paste that sheet in
its entirety, making it much less tedious.
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"RayS1010" wrote:

> I have been using Outlook Express until this month, and have been sending
> information from a selected range in an Excel worksheet to a number of people
> every month. I don't want to send the entire (large) worksheet as an
> attachment, but my "Mail Recipient" function has apparently been disabled
> since installing Windows Live Mail. The only "mail" option I see remaining
> is to mail the entire document as an attachment, which really isn't an option.
> Since I send this information out to about 50 recipients each month, and
> each recipient has different data, it's been tedious enough already. But
> now, I'm looking for a way to send the data using Windows Live Mail without
> having to cut and paste all afternoon.
> If there is a way to efficiently do this using a Macro, that would be even
> better...
> Thanks,