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You can use the SendObject action to include the specified Microsoft Access datasheet, form, report, or module in an electronic mail message, where it can be viewed and forwarded. You can use the SendObject action to include the specified Microsoft Access datasheet, form, report, module, or data access page in an electronic mail message, where it can be viewed and forwarded.You can include objects in Microsoft Excel 2000 (.xls), MS-DOS text (.txt), rich-text (.rtf), or HTML (.html) format in messages for Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange, or another electronic mail application. I am sending emails from MS Access by outlook using following command. DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, reportname, acFormatPDF, myemail, myemail, 'Weekly', 'Sending you weekly report', True where reportname is a report based on a query qQuickReport. Automatically send email using DoCmd.SendObject; using the where command along with a DoCmd.SendObject command; how to send two reports in one email via DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, docmd.sendobject.sending a non-Access object; Email Multiple Reports on one Email; Report Print Event and Docmd.Sendobject; How to email a file using the DoCmd.
El método SendObject realiza la acción SendObject en Visual Basic.The SendObject method carries out the SendObject action in Visual Basic.
SintaxisSyntax
expresión. SendObject (Objecttype, objectname, formatoresultados, to, CC, BCC, Subject, MessageText, EditMessage, TemplateFile)expression.SendObject (ObjectType, ObjectName, OutputFormat, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, MessageText, EditMessage, TemplateFile)
expresión Variable que representa un objeto DoCmd.expression A variable that represents a DoCmd object.
ParámetrosParameters
NombreName | Obligatorio/opcionalRequired/Optional | Tipo de datosData type | DescripciónDescription |
---|---|---|---|
ObjectTypeObjectType | OpcionalOptional | AcSendObjectTypeAcSendObjectType | Constante AcSendObjectType que especifica el tipo de objeto que se va a enviar.An AcSendObjectType constant that specifies the type of object to send. |
ObjectNameObjectName | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que es el nombre válido de un objeto del tipo seleccionado en el argumento ObjectType.A string expression that's the valid name of an object of the type selected by the ObjectType argument.Si quiere incluir el objeto activo en el mensaje de correo electrónico, especifique el tipo del objeto con el argumento ObjectType y deje en blanco este argumento.If you want to include the active object in the mail message, specify the object's type with the ObjectType argument and leave this argument blank.Si deja en blanco los argumentos ObjectType y ObjectName (se usa la constante predeterminada, acSendNoObject, para el argumento ObjectType), Microsoft Access envía un mensaje a la aplicación de correo electrónico sin incluir un objeto de base de datos.If you leave both the ObjectType and ObjectName arguments blank (the default constant, acSendNoObject, is assumed for the ObjectType argument), Microsoft Access sends a message to the electronic mail application without an included database object. Si ejecuta código de Visual Basic que contenga el método SendObject en una base de datos de biblioteca, Access busca el objeto con este nombre primero en la base de datos de biblioteca y, a continuación, en la base de datos activa.If you run Visual Basic code containing the SendObject method in a library database, Access looks for the object with this name first in the library database, and then in the current database. |
OutputFormatOutputFormat | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Constante que especifica el formato en el que enviar el objeto.A constant that specifies the format in which to send the object.Los posibles valores son: acFormatHTML, acFormatRTF, acFormatSNP, acFormatTXT, acFormatXLS, acFormatXLSB, acFormatXLSX, acFormatXPS y acFormatPDF.Possible values include acFormatHTML, acFormatRTF, acFormatSNP, acFormatTXT, acFormatXLS, acFormatXLSB, acFormatXLSX, acFormatXPS, and acFormatPDF. |
ToTo | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que enumera los destinatarios cuyos nombres desea insertar en la línea Para del mensaje de correo electrónico.A string expression that lists the recipients whose names you want to put on the To line in the mail message.Separe los nombres de los destinatarios que especifique en este argumento y en los argumentos CC y CCO con punto y coma (;)) o con el separador de lista establecido en la ficha número del cuadro de diálogo propiedades de configuración regional en la ventana Panel de control.Separate the recipient names that you specify in this argument and in the Cc and Bcc arguments with a semicolon (;), or with the list separator set on the Number tab of the Regional Settings Properties dialog box in the Windows Control Panel.Si los nombres de los destinatarios no se reconocen en la aplicación de correo, el mensaje no se enviará y se producirá un error.If the recipient names aren't recognized by the mail application, the message isn't sent and an error occurs.Si deja en blanco este argumento, Microsoft Access le pedirá los nombres de los destinatarios.If you leave this argument blank, Microsoft Access prompts you for the recipients. |
CcCc | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que enumera los destinatarios cuyos nombres quiere colocar en la línea CC del mensaje de correo.A string expression that lists the recipients whose names you want to put on the Cc line in the mail message.Si deja este argumento en blanco, la línea CC del mensaje de correo queda vacía.If you leave this argument blank, the Cc line in the mail message is blank. |
BccBcc | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que enumera los destinatarios cuyos nombres quiere colocar en la línea CCO de un mensaje de correo.A string expression that lists the recipients whose names you want to put on the Bcc line in the mail message.Si deja este argumento blanco, la línea CCO del mensaje de correo queda vacía.If you leave this argument blank, the Bcc line in the mail message is blank. |
SubjectSubject | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que contiene el texto que desea colocar en la línea de asunto del mensaje de correo.A string expression containing the text that you want to put on the Subject line in the mail message.Si deja este argumento blanco, la línea Asunto del mensaje de correo queda vacía.If you leave this argument blank, the Subject line in the mail message is blank. |
MessageTextMessageText | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Una expresión de cadena que contiene el texto que desea incluir en el cuerpo del mensaje de correo, después del objeto.A string expression containing the text that you want to include in the body of the mail message, after the object.Si deja en blanco este argumento, el objeto será lo único que se incluya en el cuerpo del mensaje de correo.If you leave this argument blank, the object is all that's included in the body of the mail message. |
EditMessageEditMessage | OptionalOptional | VariantVariant | Use true (1) para abrir inmediatamente la aplicación de correo electrónico con el mensaje cargado, para poder editar el mensaje.Use True (1) to open the electronic mail application immediately with the message loaded, so the message can be edited.Use False (0) para enviar el mensaje sin editarlo.Use False (0) to send the message without editing it.Si deja este argumento en blanco, se usa el valor predeterminado (True).If you leave this argument blank, the default (True) is assumed. |
TemplateFileTemplateFile | OpcionalOptional | VariantVariant | Expresión de cadena que es el nombre completo, incluida la ruta de acceso, del archivo que desea usar como plantilla para un archivo HTML.A string expression that's the full name, including the path, of the file that you want to use as a template for an HTML file. |
ObservacionesRemarks
Puede usar la acción SendObject para incluir una hoja de datos, formulario, informe o módulo especificados de Microsoft Access en un mensaje de correo electrónico, desde donde se puede examinar y enviar.You can use the SendObject action to include the specified Microsoft Access datasheet, form, report, or module in an electronic mail message, where it can be viewed and forwarded.Puede incluir objetos en Microsoft Excel 2000 (*.xls), texto de MS-DOS (*.txt), texto enriquecido (*.rtf), or formato HTML (*.html) en mensajes de Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange u otra aplicación de correo electrónico que use la Interfaz de programación de aplicaciones de correo (MAPI).You can include objects in Microsoft Excel 2000 (*.xls), MS-DOS text (*.txt), rich-text (*.rtf), or HTML (*.html) format in messages for Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange, or another electronic mail application that uses the Mail Applications Programming Interface (MAPI).
Se aplican las reglas siguientes cuando se usa la acción SendObject para incluir un objeto de base de datos en un mensaje de correo:The following rules apply when you use the SendObject action to include a database object in a mail message:
Puede enviar hojas de datos de tabla, consulta y formulario.You can send table, query, and form datasheets.En el objeto incluido, todos los campos de la hoja de datos tienen la misma apariencia que en Access, excepto los campos que contengan objetos OLE.In the included object, all fields in the datasheet look as they do in Access, except fields containing OLE objects.Las columnas de estos campos se incluyen en el objeto, pero los campos están en blanco.The columns for these fields are included in the object, but the fields are blank.
Para un control dependiente de un campo sí/no (un botón de alternancia, botón de opción o casilla de verificación), el archivo de salida muestra el valor 1 (sí) o 0 (no).For a control bound to a Yes/No field (a toggle button, option button, or check box), the output file displays the value 1 (Yes) or 0 (No).
Para un cuadro de texto enlazado a un campo Hipervínculo, el archivo de salida muestra el hipervínculo para todos los formatos de salida excepto texto de MS-DOS (en este caso, el hipervínculo se muestra como texto normal).For a text box bound to a Hyperlink field, the output file displays the hyperlink for all output formats except MS-DOS text (in this case, the hyperlink is just displayed as normal text).
Si se envía un formulario en la vista Formulario, el objeto incluido siempre contiene la vista Hoja de datos del formulario.If you send a form in Form view, the included object always contains the form's Datasheet view.
Si envía un informe, los únicos controles que se incluyen en el objeto son cuadros de texto (en archivos .xls) o cuadros de texto y etiquetas (en archivos .rtf, .txt y .html).If you send a report, the only controls that are included in the object are text boxes (for .xls files), or text boxes and labels (for .rtf, .txt, and .html files).Todos los demás controles se omiten.All other controls are ignored.Tampoco se incluye la información del encabezado y el pie de página.Header and footer information is also not included.La única excepción a esto es que, al enviar un informe en formato Excel, se incluirá un cuadro de texto en un pie de grupo que contenga una expresión con la función Suma.The only exception to this is that when you send a report in Excel format, a text box in a group footer containing an expression with the Sum function is included in the object.El objeto no incluirá ningún otro control del encabezado o pie de página (ni ninguna función de agregado distinta de Suma).No other control in a header or footer (and no aggregate function other than Sum) is included in the object.
Los subinformes se incluyen en el objeto.Subreports are included in the object.Los subinformes se incluyen al realizar la salida a formato .asp, pero sólo en el caso de salida como formulario (no como hoja de datos).Subforms are included when outputting to .asp, but only when outputting as a form (not a datasheet).
Si se envía una hoja de datos, formulario o página de acceso a datos en formato HTML, se crea un archivo .html.When you send a datasheet, form, or data access page in HTML format, one .html file is created.Si se envía un informe en formato HTML, se crea un archivo .html para cada página del informe.When you send a report in HTML format, one .html file is created for each page in the report.
Los módulos solo pueden enviarse en formato Texto MS-DOS, de tal forma que si especifica acSendModule en el argumento ObjectType, debe especificar acFormatTXT en el argumento OutputFormat.Modules can be sent only in MS-DOS Text format, so if you specify acSendModule for the ObjectType argument, you must specify acFormatTXT for the OutputFormat argument.
Nota
Puede guardar como un archivo PDF o XPS desde un programa de sistema de Microsoft Office 2007 únicamente después de instalar un complemento.You can save as a PDF or XPS file from a 2007 Microsoft Office system program only after you install an add-in.Para obtener más información, vea Complemento de Microsoft Office 2007: Guardar como PDF o XPS en Microsoft.For more information, see 2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS.
EjemploExample
El siguiente ejemplo de código incluye **** la tabla Employees en un mensaje de correo en formato Microsoft Excel y especifica las líneas para, CCy asunto del mensaje de correo.The following code example includes the Employees table in a mail message in Microsoft Excel format and specifies To, Cc, and Subject lines in the mail message.El mensaje de correo se envía inmediatamente, sin modificar.The mail message is sent immediately, without editing.
En el ejemplo siguiente se muestra cómo crear un mensaje de correo electrónico con Microsoft Outlook y mostrarlo al usuario.The following example shows how to create an email message with Microsoft Outlook and display it to the user.
En el ejemplo siguiente se muestra cómo crear un mensaje de correo electrónico con Microsoft Outlook y enviarlo sin mostrarlo al usuario.The following example shows how to create an email message with Microsoft Outlook and send it without displaying the email message to the user.
Soporte técnico y comentariosSupport and feedback
¿Tiene preguntas o comentarios sobre VBA para Office o esta documentación?Have questions or feedback about Office VBA or this documentation?Vea Soporte técnico y comentarios sobre VBA para Office para obtener ayuda sobre las formas en las que puede recibir soporte técnico y enviar comentarios.Please see Office VBA support and feedback for guidance about the ways you can receive support and provide feedback.
SUMMARY: Curious to know how to send email from Access database? Well many users' like you are frequently asking this question in several of the forum sites. So, today I have selected this specific topic to answer that how to automatically send email from Access. If you are also the one who is looking for some easy methods to send email from MS Access database then check out this post.
How To Automatically Send Email From Access 2016
Though there are several ways available to accomplish this send email from Access database task but in this post, I am going to briefly discuss about the 3 most easy and popular approaches.
- Send Email From Access Using Outlook
- Sending Email From Access Using SendObject method or EMailDatabaseObject method
- Send Email From Access Using Macro
So let's get started…!
Method 1: Send Email From Access Using Outlook
In this section you will learn how to automatically send MS Outlook message in MS Access.NOTE: The below mentioned code doesn't work properly if you haven't installed the right Outlook E-mail Security Update depending on the version of outlook you are currently been using. So, catch complete information about Outlook E-mail Security update, from the following articles:
262631 OL2000: Information About the Outlook E-mail Security Update
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Well you can use the SendObject method for sending the MAPI mails programmatically in your MS Access application. As, the SendObject method won't give you the complete access over the mail functionalities. Like option to set massage priority or to attach external file.
Below mentioned procedure uses Automation to create and send mail message to Access. You can take benefit of so many features in MS Outlook which you won't get in the SendObject method.
Mainly there are six steps to send email from Access using Outlook. These are the things that you have perform in your outlook mail.
- First of all initialize the Outlook session.
- Make a new message.
- After then add the recipients (CC, BCC and To) and assign their names.
- Set all valid properties, like Body, Subject, and Importance.
- Add your attachments which you wants to attach.
- Show or send the message.
Steps To Send Email From Access Using Outlook Programmatically
- Firstly you need to make one text file with name Customers.txt right within your C:My Documents folder.
- Now start your MS Access application and open your sample database eg: Northwind.mdb.
It's time to create a module in your Access database. After then just type the line 'Option Explicit' in the module Declarations section only if it's not written there.
- From the Tools menu, tap to the References option.
- Now in the References box, tap to choose the Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library Then hit the OK option.NOTE: sometime within the 'Available References box', you won't get this 'Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library' option. Then in that case, make a browse in your hard disk for 'Msoutl9.olb' file, Msoutl9.olb.
If still you are unable to fetch that file then you need to run MS Outlook Setup program for installing it. After then only you can proceed with the following procedure to send outlook email from Access.
- In the new module , you need to just type the following procedure:
Sub SendMessage(Optional AttachmentPath)
Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application
Dim objOutlookMsg As Outlook.MailItem
Dim objOutlookRecip As Outlook.Recipient
Dim objOutlookAttach As Outlook.Attachment
‘ Create the Outlook session.
Set objOutlook = CreateObject('Outlook.Application')
‘ Create the message.
Set objOutlookMsg = objOutlook.CreateItem(olMailItem)
With objOutlookMsg
‘ Add the To recipient(s) to the message.
Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add('Nancy Davolio')
objOutlookRecip.Type = olTo
‘ Add the CC recipient(s) to the message.
Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add('Andrew Fuller')
objOutlookRecip.Type = olCC
‘ Set the Subject, Body, and Importance of the message.
.Subject = 'This is an Automation test with Microsoft Outlook'
.Body = 'Last test – I promise.' & vbCrLf & vbCrLf
.Importance = olImportanceHigh ‘High importance
‘ Add attachments to the message.
If Not IsMissing(AttachmentPath) Then
Set objOutlookAttach = .Attachments.Add(AttachmentPath)
End If
‘ Resolve each Recipient's name.
For Each objOutlookRecip In .Recipients
objOutlookRecip.Resolve
If Not objOutlookRecip.Resolve Then
objOutlookMsg.Display
End If
Next
.Send
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End With
Set objOutlookMsg = Nothing
Set objOutlook = Nothing
End Sub
- For testing this procedure, type the following line in the immediate Window. After then make a press to the enter button from your keyboard:
SendMessage 'C:My DocumentsCustomers.txt'
If you want to send email from access without attaching any attachment then remove the argument section while calling procedure, like this:
SendMessage
HELPFUL ARTICLE: How To Import Outlook Email Into Access Database?
Method 2: Send Email From Access Using SendObject method or EMailDatabaseObject method
MS Access offers you to send emails using DoCmd.SendObject method in VBA module code. Well method works to send simple emails as it has some significant limitations.
Note: in the former version of Access application like 2002/2003/2007 SendObject method was used for sending email from access. Whereas, from the beginning of Access 2010 this SendObject method was renamed to EMailDatabaseObject.
User can use the EMailDatabaseObject macro action in their respective Access databases application to attach Access form, report, or module in e-mail message. From where it can be easily viewed and then forwarded.
Main Objective To Use SendObject Method
- The SendObject command allows you to email message along with the option to attach report, module data, table, form, query, form. Well this attachment can be in any of these formats Excel, text, HTML, PDF, rich text, XPS etc.
- This specific SendObject command make use of Microsoft Outlook or other email application which is based on MAPI (Mail Applications Programming Interface) to release your email. It will create issue because Windows security interrupts each MAPI message and sends confirmation prompt box.
Docmd Sendobject Acsendreport Access 2010 Activation
Syntax of the SendObject Method
Here is the syntax to use the SendObject Method:
DoCmd.SendObject ObjectType, ObjectName, OutputFormat, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, MessageText, EditMessage, TemplateFile
Macro SyntaxChoose SendObject like action and assign its arguments.
ParametersEach parameter has some meaning and all the above mentioned parameters in the syntax are optional.
Example of Sending Email From Access Using SendObject method
In the below example I have included an Employees table within a mail in MS Excel format. After then specified the mail message necessary points like To, Cc, and Subject. The email will be immediately sent, without doing any editing.
DoCmd.SendObject acSendTable, 'Employees', acFormatXLS, _ 'Nancy Davolio; Andrew Fuller', 'Joan Weber', , _ 'Current Spreadsheet of Employees', , False
Limitations OfUsing SendObject method
Though SendObject command is very useful to send short message or an object. But still it has so many significant limitations such as:
- Messages must not be maximum than 255 characters.
- Messages must be a normal, plain text and it can't be in the HTML format
- You can't attach multiple files.
- You can't filter the report or data source which you need to send
- No option to specify any FROM address.
- MAPI security dialog box verify each email message before sending it.
- Except Outlook, Outlook Express, or Exchange the method won't work for other email app.
- No option to specify settings like priority, sensitivity, and read receipt
Method 3: Send Email From Access Using Macro
In the third and last method we will learn to send mail through access macro.
- Open your MS Access application.
- Open the database which you want to use.
- Tap to the 'Create' tab and then on the 'Macro' group.
Docmd.sendobject Acsendreport Access 2010
- Now you will see action catalog on the right-hand side corner of the Access application Window.
- Choose the 'Send Object' option from the drop-down box of 'Action'.
SUMMARY: Curious to know how to send email from Access database? Well many users' like you are frequently asking this question in several of the forum sites. So, today I have selected this specific topic to answer that how to automatically send email from Access. If you are also the one who is looking for some easy methods to send email from MS Access database then check out this post.
How To Automatically Send Email From Access 2016
Though there are several ways available to accomplish this send email from Access database task but in this post, I am going to briefly discuss about the 3 most easy and popular approaches.
- Send Email From Access Using Outlook
- Sending Email From Access Using SendObject method or EMailDatabaseObject method
- Send Email From Access Using Macro
So let's get started…!
Method 1: Send Email From Access Using Outlook
In this section you will learn how to automatically send MS Outlook message in MS Access.NOTE: The below mentioned code doesn't work properly if you haven't installed the right Outlook E-mail Security Update depending on the version of outlook you are currently been using. So, catch complete information about Outlook E-mail Security update, from the following articles:
262631 OL2000: Information About the Outlook E-mail Security Update
My rock beyonce free download. 262617 OL98: Information About the Outlook E-mail Security Update
Well you can use the SendObject method for sending the MAPI mails programmatically in your MS Access application. As, the SendObject method won't give you the complete access over the mail functionalities. Like option to set massage priority or to attach external file.
Below mentioned procedure uses Automation to create and send mail message to Access. You can take benefit of so many features in MS Outlook which you won't get in the SendObject method.
Mainly there are six steps to send email from Access using Outlook. These are the things that you have perform in your outlook mail.
- First of all initialize the Outlook session.
- Make a new message.
- After then add the recipients (CC, BCC and To) and assign their names.
- Set all valid properties, like Body, Subject, and Importance.
- Add your attachments which you wants to attach.
- Show or send the message.
Steps To Send Email From Access Using Outlook Programmatically
- Firstly you need to make one text file with name Customers.txt right within your C:My Documents folder.
- Now start your MS Access application and open your sample database eg: Northwind.mdb.
It's time to create a module in your Access database. After then just type the line 'Option Explicit' in the module Declarations section only if it's not written there.
- From the Tools menu, tap to the References option.
- Now in the References box, tap to choose the Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library Then hit the OK option.NOTE: sometime within the 'Available References box', you won't get this 'Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library' option. Then in that case, make a browse in your hard disk for 'Msoutl9.olb' file, Msoutl9.olb.
If still you are unable to fetch that file then you need to run MS Outlook Setup program for installing it. After then only you can proceed with the following procedure to send outlook email from Access.
- In the new module , you need to just type the following procedure:
Sub SendMessage(Optional AttachmentPath)
Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application
Dim objOutlookMsg As Outlook.MailItem
Dim objOutlookRecip As Outlook.Recipient
Dim objOutlookAttach As Outlook.Attachment
‘ Create the Outlook session.
Set objOutlook = CreateObject('Outlook.Application')
‘ Create the message.
Set objOutlookMsg = objOutlook.CreateItem(olMailItem)
With objOutlookMsg
‘ Add the To recipient(s) to the message.
Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add('Nancy Davolio')
objOutlookRecip.Type = olTo
‘ Add the CC recipient(s) to the message.
Set objOutlookRecip = .Recipients.Add('Andrew Fuller')
objOutlookRecip.Type = olCC
‘ Set the Subject, Body, and Importance of the message.
.Subject = 'This is an Automation test with Microsoft Outlook'
.Body = 'Last test – I promise.' & vbCrLf & vbCrLf
.Importance = olImportanceHigh ‘High importance
‘ Add attachments to the message.
If Not IsMissing(AttachmentPath) Then
Set objOutlookAttach = .Attachments.Add(AttachmentPath)
End If
‘ Resolve each Recipient's name.
For Each objOutlookRecip In .Recipients
objOutlookRecip.Resolve
If Not objOutlookRecip.Resolve Then
objOutlookMsg.Display
End If
Next
.Send
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End With
Set objOutlookMsg = Nothing
Set objOutlook = Nothing
End Sub
- For testing this procedure, type the following line in the immediate Window. After then make a press to the enter button from your keyboard:
SendMessage 'C:My DocumentsCustomers.txt'
If you want to send email from access without attaching any attachment then remove the argument section while calling procedure, like this:
SendMessage
HELPFUL ARTICLE: How To Import Outlook Email Into Access Database?
Method 2: Send Email From Access Using SendObject method or EMailDatabaseObject method
MS Access offers you to send emails using DoCmd.SendObject method in VBA module code. Well method works to send simple emails as it has some significant limitations.
Note: in the former version of Access application like 2002/2003/2007 SendObject method was used for sending email from access. Whereas, from the beginning of Access 2010 this SendObject method was renamed to EMailDatabaseObject.
User can use the EMailDatabaseObject macro action in their respective Access databases application to attach Access form, report, or module in e-mail message. From where it can be easily viewed and then forwarded.
Main Objective To Use SendObject Method
- The SendObject command allows you to email message along with the option to attach report, module data, table, form, query, form. Well this attachment can be in any of these formats Excel, text, HTML, PDF, rich text, XPS etc.
- This specific SendObject command make use of Microsoft Outlook or other email application which is based on MAPI (Mail Applications Programming Interface) to release your email. It will create issue because Windows security interrupts each MAPI message and sends confirmation prompt box.
Docmd Sendobject Acsendreport Access 2010 Activation
Syntax of the SendObject Method
Here is the syntax to use the SendObject Method:
DoCmd.SendObject ObjectType, ObjectName, OutputFormat, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, MessageText, EditMessage, TemplateFile
Macro SyntaxChoose SendObject like action and assign its arguments.
ParametersEach parameter has some meaning and all the above mentioned parameters in the syntax are optional.
Example of Sending Email From Access Using SendObject method
In the below example I have included an Employees table within a mail in MS Excel format. After then specified the mail message necessary points like To, Cc, and Subject. The email will be immediately sent, without doing any editing.
DoCmd.SendObject acSendTable, 'Employees', acFormatXLS, _ 'Nancy Davolio; Andrew Fuller', 'Joan Weber', , _ 'Current Spreadsheet of Employees', , False
Limitations OfUsing SendObject method
Though SendObject command is very useful to send short message or an object. But still it has so many significant limitations such as:
- Messages must not be maximum than 255 characters.
- Messages must be a normal, plain text and it can't be in the HTML format
- You can't attach multiple files.
- You can't filter the report or data source which you need to send
- No option to specify any FROM address.
- MAPI security dialog box verify each email message before sending it.
- Except Outlook, Outlook Express, or Exchange the method won't work for other email app.
- No option to specify settings like priority, sensitivity, and read receipt
Method 3: Send Email From Access Using Macro
In the third and last method we will learn to send mail through access macro.
- Open your MS Access application.
- Open the database which you want to use.
- Tap to the 'Create' tab and then on the 'Macro' group.
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- Now you will see action catalog on the right-hand side corner of the Access application Window.
- Choose the 'Send Object' option from the drop-down box of 'Action'.
- You need to complete every steps present within Action Argument. For Object Type, choose 'Report' and for object name (it is the report name that need to mail) choose 'Open Issues'. For the output format choose the 'PDF Format (*.pdf)'.
Now you have to enter the report recipient's email addresses, email subject and the email text.
If you need to edit the email message before sending it then choose the 'Yes' option otherwise choose the 'No' option. For attaching the HTML files, you need to assign the path of template.
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- Tap to the disk icon for saving up the Macro.
- Now it's time to give name to your macro and then tap to the 'OK' option.
- To run the macro you need to hit the exclamation point.
- Hit on the 'Allow' option to order the program for sending email. The report is sent through Outlook.
- For opening up the Navigation Pane tap to the double arrows.
- To automatically email Access report make a double-click on your saved macro.
- Make a check whether the email has been sent or not by opening up your mail.
Wrap up:
All the aforementioned methods to automatically send email from Access 2016/2013/2010/2007 are too easy to perform. It's up to you now that which method you want to try. So, try them first and share your opinion with us. Good luck.!
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