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How to Properly Mention a Colleague's First Name in Your Domain

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Hey guys! What is the best way to mention a colleague first name from the same domain? I've been trying to create a formula for this, but nothing works.

How to Properly Mention a Colleague's First Name in Your Domain | Clay

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You can use our email permutation feature to help identify a colleague's first name from their domain. Here's how: 1. Input the full name of your colleague 2. Enter the company domain The system will automatically extract and provide the first name as one of the outputs, along with other useful information like email permutations.
Source: Generate Email Permutations with Clay
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do you have the colleague in a separate table and and the prospect in another? if yes, you can do a lookup get the colleague's info in the cell against the prospect and then use a formula column or AI column to reference
Omar A.
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Thanks man! No I have both on the same table on seperate rows. Interesting, will try to make it work.
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yeah moving to different table and looking up should do it
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