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Expanding =HYPERLINK() functionality in include BODY
This is working fine:
=HYPERLINK("mailto:" & C35 & "?subject=" & $A$1,A35) But can I ADD-ON a reference to the "?body=" where in Cell $A$2 = "This is data to pass into my email body" Thanks, |
Expanding =HYPERLINK() functionality in include BODY
Try:
=HYPERLINK("mailto:"&C35&"?subject="&$A$1&"&body=" &$a$2,A35) JMay wrote: This is working fine: =HYPERLINK("mailto:" & C35 & "?subject=" & $A$1,A35) But can I ADD-ON a reference to the "?body=" where in Cell $A$2 = "This is data to pass into my email body" Thanks, -- Dave Peterson |
Expanding =HYPERLINK() functionality in include BODY
Thanks Dave; I was trying to use the "?" before the "body" - thatis ?body="
thinking it was necessary as it is in ?subject=" "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try: =HYPERLINK("mailto:"&C35&"?subject="&$A$1&"&body=" &$a$2,A35) JMay wrote: This is working fine: =HYPERLINK("mailto:" & C35 & "?subject=" & $A$1,A35) But can I ADD-ON a reference to the "?body=" where in Cell $A$2 = "This is data to pass into my email body" Thanks, -- Dave Peterson |
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