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Okay, little slow at night....<br />
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You wanting to do the complete page as an email for sending? &nbsp;Or just snippets of code/tables?<br />
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Bob
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Okay, little slow at night....

You wanting to do the complete page as an email for sending?  Or just snippets of code/tables?

Bob

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Check:<br />
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1524105/can-i-convert-a-dynamically-created-c-sharp-table-to-a-html-string" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1524105/can-i-convert-a-dynamically-created-c-sharp-table-to-a-html-string</a><br />
They produce a table as string that you can paste later on.
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Check:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1524105/can-i-convert-a-dynamically-created-c-sharp-table-to-a-html-string [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1524105/can-i-convert-a-dynamically-created-c-sharp-table-to-a-html-string]
They produce a table as string that you can paste later on.

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Bob<br />
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I just need to copy a table
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I need tocreate an html string representation of data, which I then want to paste on to Outlook to create a formatted html table
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I need tocreate an html string representation of data, which I then want to paste on to Outlook to create a formatted html table

How can I create an html string which I can there paste to an Outlook email as a formatted table

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