Hi Mike,
Thanks for your reply.
I went through the link you shared, but I couldn't find anything that would accomplish what I'm trying to do, or maybe I didn't understand it well. I'll try to explain in more detail what it is I want Nprintng to do, if you still think that way is the right way, i'll look more into it.
Basically, when a day passes and the Reminder table becomes like this:
Reminder Table:
Order Number Expected Delivery Sales Person Email
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0001 8/2/2016 John John@company.com
0002 8/2/2016 Mark Mark@company.com
Lets say I set up a schedule everyday at 8 am to check the reminder table and if it has data (For example, the above) then I want an email to be sent to John as the following:
"Dear John,
Please note that your order numbered 0001 is two weeks from reaching the expected delivery date"
and Mark would receive :
"Dear Mark,
Please note that your order numbered 0002 is two weeks from reaching the expected delivery date"
Thanks for your help 
Bashar -
Mike has you going down the right path. Specifically, refer to this document and the example it contains: How to Control Report Generation with Conditions
In our training repository, we have an Excel report set up using a condition based upon whether or not a QlikView table contains values. Our example is a table that only shows salespeople who have exceeded $250K in sales, but you already have that logic set up for your exception table.
You will want to create a condition in NPrinting using your exception table as the chart ID and then selecting "has values" from the drop-down as shown here:
Attach the condition to the report template being used for the data in the email. From here you would also want to load recipient data for your salespeople into NPrinting, including their names, email addresses and presumably any filters you would want associated with them (e.g. a certain territory for which they should see data).
You can also set up a filter on the sales person name or email address so that John only sees his order data, Mark only sees his, and so on.
The next step is to create a report task that includes the conditional report and the sales people that are part of the relevant data set.
This way, when you set up a report task involving the conditional report, it will first check to see if there is any data in the exception table, and if so, then create an email and report for each sales person in the table.
