Excel mail

You're referring to the "Mail" feature in Microsoft Excel!

The Mail feature in Excel allows you to send a worksheet or a range of cells as an email attachment. Here's how to use it:

Step 1: Select the data you want to send

Choose the cells or worksheet you want to send as an attachment.

Step 2: Go to the "Mail" feature

Click on the "Mail" button in the "Home" tab of the ribbon or press "Ctrl + Shift + M" on your keyboard.

Step 3: Enter the recipient's email address

Enter the email address of the person you want to send the attachment to.

Step 4: Add a subject and message (optional)

You can add a subject and a brief message to the email if you want.

Step 5: Choose the attachment type

Select the type of attachment you want to send. You can choose from:

• "Current worksheet" (sends the entire worksheet as an attachment)
• "Current selection" (sends the selected cells as an attachment)
• "Current region" (sends the selected region as an attachment)

Step 6: Send the email

Click the "Send" button to send the email with the attachment.

Tips:

• Make sure you have an email account set up on your computer or device to use the Mail feature.
• You can also use the "Mail" feature to send a link to a shared workbook or a OneDrive file.
• If you want to send a large file, consider using a file-sharing service like OneDrive or Google Drive instead of email.

I hope that helps!