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I am able to generate a short listing of several table rows. If printed, the list would be less that one page. Is there any way I can email that entire listing?
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Karen

EASY. Just put {view:tablename} in your email body.

Not working quite like I want it to. If I just put in the {view:tablename} I get nothing but the table headings. So here is what I did:
On the table view page I have a toolbar button that calls the email event (email_pink_sheet}. The email_pink_sheet event has a call to the read table function, then {view:pink_sheet}, then {fn:email_pink_sheet}.
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In the email I get the data, but it is not formatted like the table view. The table view has some special formatting for example {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Rep}, {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Division} {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Position}.</br> {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Phone}</br>{var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Email}. In the email this comes out all in one line not in three lines as in the table view.
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Please advise.
Karen

Well yes you need to read the data first, and then put the {view:} in the email body (NOT THE EVENT).

OK, I gave you incomplete information. My bad.
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The {view} was and is in the email body. I have removed it from the event.
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As I mentioned the formatting for one of the table cells is {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Rep}, {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Division}
{var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Position}</br> {var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Phone}</br>{var:pink_sheet.row.Reps.Email}. For the table view on the web page this puts the data in three lines because of the </br>. However when the email is generated the </br> is ignored.

That worked. All this time I have been using </br> and it worked - until it didn't.
thanks.