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Hi Everyone,

I have a sheet with First Name, MI, and Last Name in Columns A, B, and
C and company domain in column D. I would like figure out how to
combine these into an email address in column E that reads
FirstinitialLastName@"Domain" so Mel Kiper at Microsoft.com becomes
. Ideally I would like to maybe make macros for
common email protocols as well. Any Ideas?

Regards,

Reece

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Hello,

You may try checking this site out!

http://www.rondebruin.nl/sendmail.htm

Hope this helps!
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Hi Everyone,

I have a sheet with First Name, MI, and Last Name in Columns A, B, and
C and company domain in column D. I would like figure out how to
combine these into an email address in column E that reads
FirstinitialLastName@"Domain" so Mel Kiper at Microsoft.com becomes
. Ideally I would like to maybe make macros for
common email protocols as well. Any Ideas?

Regards,

Reece


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