Send Email from Excel using Hyperlink Function (PART 2)

Send Email from Excel using Hyperlink Function (PART 2)











In this Tutorial, you'll learn how to send Email from Excel using a Formula in Excel. You'll learn how to send Emails automatically to anyone.
We'll use HYPERLINK Funtion of Excel in this video. I'll show you step by step everything like how to use Hyperlink formula. We'll learn How to type body of your email, How to type Subject for your email, and how to type CC for your Email using Hyperlink formula only. You simply need to follow the steps and do the same what i did in the video. So watch it carefully till the end. This tutorial will help you become creative with Hyperlink Formula of Excel. You just need to use this formula once and then simply Copy & paste it in other cells. We'll use some syntaxs like mailto: , ?subject= , etc. I have combined IF Function with HYPERLINK Function, Do watch the video till the end carefully to understand everything step by step. If you want to add a line break in the BODY of your Email, you can use (%0A) before that line. Just watch it carefully in the video. This is the PART 2 of the video, I have given the link of PART 1 of the video below. Do check it out Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE my channel to get notifications of all latest videos. Other video you might like: # Send email from Excel (Part 1) https://youtu.be/wVx0A5spyME # How to rename sheet in Excel? https://youtu.be/FbL540jKZVU # How to use TEXT TO COLUMN in Excel? https://youtu.be/wNLvbin2oE8 # How to make Salary slip in Excel? https://youtu.be/oLdFnV2EavI # IF Function in Excel https://youtu.be/EhzNZEibMtg Follow this link to get Worksheet of Excel used in the video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bEDah7uL4-KlcajSB0aGOL4nKSSeT_85/view?usp=sharing Tags: Send emails from Excel, How to send email from excel, Hyperlink Formula, mailto:, ?subject=, Email, Excel, Hyperlink formula for sending email from excel, Ms Excel tutorials, Microsoft Excel formulas, Excel learning

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