Excel: extract email addresses from data by Chris Menard

There are three methods to exact emails from data in Excel. After extracting the email, you can use two methods to add a comma between the email address so you upload to your LMS or other systems.

TimeStamps
00:00 Intro
01:00 Mid and Find Function - Method 1
01:45 Flash Fill - Method 2
02:37 Text to Columns - Method 3
03:20 CTRL + H to lose closed angle bracket on Method 3
04:05 Add commas with a 3D reference
05:30 TEXTJOIN function in Excel

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