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Hello,
I am looking to create a mailto: link in an Excel spread sheet that puts the date of the form as part of the subject. eg: Subject: Sales for 7/1/2008 The "Sales for" would always be the same but the date would be taken from the top of the form. As a note, our business day extends past midnight, so something equivalent to the "=today()" function would not work as it would credit the date at the time of closing as the current date as opposed to date of the business day. I was hoping it could take the date we enter at the beginning of the day as the date it uses in the subject line. Jeremy |
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