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How can I send one sheet of a workbook to a person via email when using a Mac?
You could click the Share button in the upper right corner, then click Send a Copy.
And then please choose one app, such as Outlook as following image.
But please note, before you can send an email, you should set up an email accout in Outlook, then you could enter the address that receive this email, and click Send.
Otherwise, you need to click OK to close the prompt below, go to Outlook > Preferences > Accounts under Personal Settings to add an email account in Outlook.
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@Sabrina Martin
If you have a chance to back, please check whether my information is helpful.
Any issues, you could feel free to post back.
Yes Emily, that's great, but I specifically asked how to send a SHEET, not the entire workbook.
Hi @Sabrina Martin
Thanks for your explaination.
But currently there is no direct option on Excel for Mac to send a single worksheet.
A worksheet cannot exist as an "entity" that you can attach to an e-mail, you need to have a workbook file to send, so I suggest you save a single worksheet into a workbook.
To do it, please right-click the sheet tab, click "Move or Copy".
Then choose one sheet that you need to send to others. Please do not forget to tick the box of "Create a Copy".
And then I suggest you open the copy file, please continue to checkout the steps that I mentioned in my first reply.
Hi @Sabrina Martin
I am checking this thread, do you have any other issues?
If yes, please let me know.
No, no other questions at the moment.
Hi @Sabrina Martin ,
Thanks for your quick reply.
If you have any issues of Office on Mac, welcome to disscuss with us on Q&A forum with this tag.
Besides, if you need a automated operation to achieve your request, I would suggest you post a new thread with the tag "office-vba-dev".
Thanks for your understanding.