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hi my name is Bree Clark and Im a software expert today Im going to show you how to sort email addresses in Microsoft Excel in this spreadsheet you can see that I have a basic list of email addresses at different domains like AOL comm and gmail.com and Hotmail and yahoo and I could just sort this in ascending order by email address but that wouldnt be that useful to me instead I want to sort it by domain name so Im going to create some formulas to extract the domain name out of these email addresses Im going to start by calculating the length of the entire email string with an equals sign le n for the length function opening the parentheses clicking on the email address closing the parentheses and pressing enter this first one happens to be 17 characters long next Im going to figure out where the @ symbol appears so Im going to type a formula that does a find for that symbol again Ill start with an equal sign and Ill type the word find for the find function and open the paren