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How to extract e-mail addresses found in Excel
I am trying to extract the e-mail addresses from an Excel file. Below is
the formula I have been trying to use, but apparently my "formula" is incorrect and I get an error. I only know Excel from using it and I'm in over my head. Could someone help me please. AA is the new column to acculumulate all e-mail addresses J is the column where individual addresses are stored. To get e-mail addresses: In a new column (ie. AA1) type new name of field. Then go to AA2, type in 1st e-mail cell (ie. =J2) Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 Then copy this formula all the way down. Also, the above brings in all of the blank cells and appears with only the "," (i.e. ,,,,). Is there a to omit these from the "formula"? Thank you for any assistance. Sue |
How to extract e-mail addresses found in Excel
It's not clear what you're trying to do but...
Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 The correct syntax for that formula would be: =AA2&","&J3 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Miss_Sue" wrote in message ... I am trying to extract the e-mail addresses from an Excel file. Below is the formula I have been trying to use, but apparently my "formula" is incorrect and I get an error. I only know Excel from using it and I'm in over my head. Could someone help me please. AA is the new column to acculumulate all e-mail addresses J is the column where individual addresses are stored. To get e-mail addresses: In a new column (ie. AA1) type new name of field. Then go to AA2, type in 1st e-mail cell (ie. =J2) Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 Then copy this formula all the way down. Also, the above brings in all of the blank cells and appears with only the "," (i.e. ,,,,). Is there a to omit these from the "formula"? Thank you for any assistance. Sue |
How to extract e-mail addresses found in Excel
Thank you. While this is probably not the best way to do this, it was a way
to extract the e-mail addresses from column J3 to create an e-mail distibution list i could edit to remove the ",,,,," for blank addresses, then copy and paste into the bcc: e-mail field. I've sent hours trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. The missing & is the reason. I wish I had the knowledge to do what I want with Excel, but it's learn as I go. :) Thanks again. "T. Valko" wrote: It's not clear what you're trying to do but... Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 The correct syntax for that formula would be: =AA2&","&J3 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Miss_Sue" wrote in message ... I am trying to extract the e-mail addresses from an Excel file. Below is the formula I have been trying to use, but apparently my "formula" is incorrect and I get an error. I only know Excel from using it and I'm in over my head. Could someone help me please. AA is the new column to acculumulate all e-mail addresses J is the column where individual addresses are stored. To get e-mail addresses: In a new column (ie. AA1) type new name of field. Then go to AA2, type in 1st e-mail cell (ie. =J2) Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 Then copy this formula all the way down. Also, the above brings in all of the blank cells and appears with only the "," (i.e. ,,,,). Is there a to omit these from the "formula"? Thank you for any assistance. Sue |
How to extract e-mail addresses found in Excel
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Miss_Sue" wrote in message ... Thank you. While this is probably not the best way to do this, it was a way to extract the e-mail addresses from column J3 to create an e-mail distibution list i could edit to remove the ",,,,," for blank addresses, then copy and paste into the bcc: e-mail field. I've sent hours trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. The missing & is the reason. I wish I had the knowledge to do what I want with Excel, but it's learn as I go. :) Thanks again. "T. Valko" wrote: It's not clear what you're trying to do but... Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 The correct syntax for that formula would be: =AA2&","&J3 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Miss_Sue" wrote in message ... I am trying to extract the e-mail addresses from an Excel file. Below is the formula I have been trying to use, but apparently my "formula" is incorrect and I get an error. I only know Excel from using it and I'm in over my head. Could someone help me please. AA is the new column to acculumulate all e-mail addresses J is the column where individual addresses are stored. To get e-mail addresses: In a new column (ie. AA1) type new name of field. Then go to AA2, type in 1st e-mail cell (ie. =J2) Then go to AA3, type =AA2&","J3 Then copy this formula all the way down. Also, the above brings in all of the blank cells and appears with only the "," (i.e. ,,,,). Is there a to omit these from the "formula"? Thank you for any assistance. Sue |
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