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I need c1 to equal A1.B1. I know how to get C1=A1&B1 but I need a period
separating them. Then in D1 I need it to equal . Help
would be appreciated
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C1: =A1&","&B1
D1: "

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I need c1 to equal A1.B1. I know how to get C1=A1&B1 but I need a period
separating them. Then in D1 I need it to equal . Help
would be appreciated



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Aaron,

You could try this:

In cell C1 type: =A1&"."&B1

In cell D1 type: "

As far as enabling the hyperlink so that all you do is click. I don't know,
but you could do it via VBA.

You can create a forumula that will 'mailto' but that will only open a blank
email.

Hope this helps.


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