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Hi Experts,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Curious if someone has a macro that will capture and notate ALL changes made to a workbook and then email out out those changes made to an email address or distribution list? &nbsp;For example the contents of the notification email would be as such: &nbsp;&quot;<i><b>On &lt;date and time&gt; Column D labeled 'Name' , Row 5, was changed from John Doe to Jane Smith by such and such.</b></i>&quot; &nbsp;The Subject line would contain the following: &nbsp;&quot;<i><b>There was an Update to the Master Schedule on &lt;date/time&gt;</b></i>&quot; <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; This is a rather crude example, but hopefully it gets the message across. &nbsp;Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Hi Experts,

    Curious if someone has a macro that will capture and notate ALL changes made to a workbook and then email out out those changes made to an email address or distribution list?  For example the contents of the notification email would be as such:  "On <date and time> Column D labeled 'Name' , Row 5, was changed from John Doe to Jane Smith by such and such."  The Subject line would contain the following:  "There was an Update to the Master Schedule on <date/time>" 

    This is a rather crude example, but hopefully it gets the message across.  Any help is greatly appreciated!

Excel 2010:  Capture Workbook Changes then Send a Notification of those changes to an Email or Distribution List

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