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Can You Send a Text Message Using VBA

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    Can You Send a Text Message Using VBA

    I have a shared workbook that my department utilizes for work scheduling. The shared aspect has been causing problems with the VBA code.

    I am considering reverting back to a exclusive use workbook. The problem with that is if a user opens the workbook and leaves for the day, or even worse, the weekend.

    To counter act the problem of someone leaving the workbook open, I was considering using:

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    in the Workbook_Open event.

    I would like to understand how to send a text message to the user that has the workbook open. Any examples?

    Thank you.

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    Re: Can You Send a Text Message Using VBA

    Do you have share point available? There is much better handling of shared books as well as workflow
    My approach to providing help is to help you to help yourself. So my answers won't always solve your problem, but hopefully you can learn enough to solve the problem yourself and be more self sufficient for the experience.

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