Replace all instances of character occurring before another character

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I think I see what you mean. Try this.

Code:
=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A1,".","_"),"_com",".com")
 
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DRSteele, that worked perfectly! Thank you both for the response.
 
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You're welcome. I think mrshl's is superior, though: Some email addresses have periods in the domain part and his formula will deal with that eventuality.
 
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