@Traci_Franssen You were really close! You missed an ampersand in your CC formula. To make the link work, all you need to do is encode the URL component using the ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT()
function. Here is the formula you are looking for:
"https://mail.google.com/mail/?view=cm&fs=1" &
"&to=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({send to email}) &
"&cc=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT("example.cc@test.com") &
"&bcc=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT("example.bcc@test.com") &
"&su=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({load} & " - Confirmation") &
"&body=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({load numbers})
I did not know what {load}
and {load numbers}
represented, and I did not know what static BCC and CC emails you wanted either, so I kept your fields as-is and inputted a couple example emails for BCC and CC. I also changed your starting URL link, removing the /u/0/
part and the authuser
part. I believe they are unecessary, though feel free to add them back in if you need them for your use-case.
Here is a screenshot showing how it would work (the screenshot uses {Email}
, {Subject}
, and {Body}
fields so that future people looking at this can make better sense of what is going on):
Airtable

Gmail (after clicking button)

@Traci_Franssen You were really close! You missed an ampersand in your CC formula. To make the link work, all you need to do is encode the URL component using the ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT()
function. Here is the formula you are looking for:
"https://mail.google.com/mail/?view=cm&fs=1" &
"&to=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({send to email}) &
"&cc=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT("example.cc@test.com") &
"&bcc=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT("example.bcc@test.com") &
"&su=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({load} & " - Confirmation") &
"&body=" &
ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT({load numbers})
I did not know what {load}
and {load numbers}
represented, and I did not know what static BCC and CC emails you wanted either, so I kept your fields as-is and inputted a couple example emails for BCC and CC. I also changed your starting URL link, removing the /u/0/
part and the authuser
part. I believe they are unecessary, though feel free to add them back in if you need them for your use-case.
Here is a screenshot showing how it would work (the screenshot uses {Email}
, {Subject}
, and {Body}
fields so that future people looking at this can make better sense of what is going on):
Airtable

Gmail (after clicking button)

Hooray!!!
It’s working now – Thank you so much!!!