Does any one know the syntax for multiple e-mail address using the /e batch command. I can e-mail to one address with the folowing syntax \e "tim.smith@nowhere.com" but am unsure how to enter multiple e-mail address (running the report once and sending to multiple individuals).
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Jet Reports Historic Posts I think you just put a semicolon ; between each email address
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Jet Reports Historic Posts Hi
Did you consider already to work with an e-mail range in your workbook? Put some e-mail addresses in a range of cells. Name this range and refer to this name in your scheduler.
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Jet Reports Historic Posts I use email 3 ways in generating reports. It sounds like you are using the "Batch File Generation."
In the EMAIL cell - All that is required is the ";" as a deliminator between email addresses. You can use Navision and Excel functions to create the addresses various ways. One way is to have a cell or cells that have the email address(es), then have a formula in the EMAIL Cell that constructs the email address string to be used. Like =CONCATENATE(S13,";",T13) or =S13&";"&T13 (& is the and sign), this takes the email address in cell S13 and combines it with cell T13. -
Jet Reports Historic Posts The Development team recently posted a help file on setting up the batch file. You can view it here after you log into our Support Site.
http://support.jetreports.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=480 -
Jet Reports Historic Posts Thanks all…I figured the snytax out as "e-mail1@email.com; e-mail2@email.com". You have to pass the whole parmeter inclosed within quotes. Originally I had the quotes for each email address seperated by the ;
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