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E-mail addresses in Excel

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    E-mail addresses in Excel

    Hi,

    I am trying to insert e-mail addresses into a column using the forename and surname from other columns but am not sure how to tell Excel to use the names and add the domain name itself

    For example, if I have Joe Bloggs in Column A, Row 1 and his e-mail address is joe.bloggs@test.com and I have John Smith in Column A Row 2, how would I tell Excel to use the info from column A (Joe Bloggs) and add @test.com and then put that info into Column B

    Hope that makes sense

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    Colin

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    two options:
    If you have first name and last name in two different columns (A and B) then in C you can put:
    =CONCATENATE(A1,".",B1,"@test.com")

    if the names are currently in one column, you can do:
    =CONCATENATE(SUBSTITUTE(A2," ","."),"@test.com")

    hope this helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tkaplan
    two options:
    If you have first name and last name in two different columns (A and B) then in C you can put:
    =CONCATENATE(A1,".",B1,"@test.com")

    if the names are currently in one column, you can do:
    =CONCATENATE(SUBSTITUTE(A2," ","."),"@test.com")

    hope this helps.
    Worked a treat, thank you very much

    Just for reference, how does the formula work? I havent seen CONCATENATE or SUBSTITUTE make up a formula before

    Once again, many thanks

    Colin

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