Email using 2 cells

Papi

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Is it possible to include two cells in an email row as below eg. "T1" and "Z1"?

Code:
     .To = Sheets("Data").Range("T1").Value
 

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Have you tried:

Code:
.To = Sheets("Data").Range("T1").Value & ";" & Sheets("Data").Range("Z1").Value
 
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No I haven't. Mainly because I was not sure how to do it. Thanks again for your help FormR. You've been a great help this week.
 
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