Split the Username from Domain in an Email Address

In this video, I'll show you how to isolate the username (left) portion of the email address from everything after the @ sign (the domain).

Makenna from Seattle, Washington (a Gold Member) asks: I've got a list of email addresses and I need to isolate just the username part from the domain. How can I do that?

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I'll show you how to separate the domain name, get a count of the number of times a domain name appears in the list, and change one domain name to another.

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