I know how to import e-mails into Access. But I want to have Access to query
itself and send an e-mail. For example...
My master list is..
Jon Doe
Jane Doe
Steve Doe
However in my table are only records for Jon Doe and Jane Doe. I would like
an e-mail to be sent out stating that Steve Doe does not have a record. Is
this possible??!
Maybe I'm asking too much but if someone can help, that would be great.
Thanks.
Assuming you've got two tables, one with all three names, and one with only
the two names, you can create a query that lists who's in table1 but not in
table2, and then use that to generate a report that you then e-mail.
Rather than me typing out instructions for all of the steps required, how
about you say what part(s) you don't know how to do?

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>I know how to import e-mails into Access. But I want to have Access to
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> Thanks.
David_Estes - 28 Sep 2007 14:34 GMT
You'll have to excuse me, I am new and still learning Access, but...
I know how to create a query, but I don't know how to create one that checks
a table based on another table.
I also do not know how to have Access send an e-mail.
Thanks,
David
>Assuming you've got two tables, one with all three names, and one with only
>the two names, you can create a query that lists who's in table1 but not in
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Douglas J. Steele - 29 Sep 2007 12:24 GMT
When you go to create a new query, you're given a number of choices. One of
them should be "Unmatched Query Wizard". Choose that, and have it walk you
through the exercise of creating a query that lists all rows that are in
table 1 but not in table 2.
For help with e-mailing from Access, see the Microsoft Access EMail FAQ that
Tony Toews has at http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/email.htm

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