What is the formula for a multi lined email body derived from =HYPERLINK(CONCATENATE("mail

jrr007

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What is the formula for a multi lined email body derived from =HYPERLINK(CONCATENATE("mailto:...

My current formula is:
=HYPERLINK(CONCATENATE("mailto: name@Company.com&subject="&B2,"&body=Please schedule to install cabinets on: "&TEXT(P23,"mm/dd")),"SAMPLE")

How do I add additional lines to the email body. Such as:
1. Please schedule to install cabinets on: DATE (CONCATENATED)
2. Please schedule to paint cabinets on: DATE (CONCATENATED)
3. Your purchase orders numbers are: PO'S (CONCATENATED)

Try it out, play around with it and any help you can offer is GREATLY appreciated.

Thank you!
 

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