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I want the body of a Google Sheets mailto: to include a HYPERLINK() to another Google Sheets file.

A Google Sheets mailto: HYPERLINK() seems to misinterpret a HYPERLINK() to another Google Sheets file in the body. It passes syntax check, but the result is plain text in the Draft and at the destination Inbox.

I've tried escaping my double quotes around the URL to embed. I've tried HYPERLINK()-ing a cell containing the target file URL as a link and as plain text, with and without double quotes. All I get in the message body is plain text, both in the draft of the message and at the destination Inbox.

My goal is user-friendliness: to have the body of the message include a link such as "Phil's file" which the addressee can open, instead of the mile-long Google Sheets URL for Phil's file.

My Google Sheets creation gives the ultimate user a simple means of emailing files to destinations by familiar names. A script addition to my creation isn't satisfactory, because the users need a "click the link" solution.

=IFERROR(ARRAYFORMULA(HYPERLINK("mailto:"&C2:C&"?Subject=Here is your call list&Body=Hi "&ARRAYFORMULA(E2:E)&"!"&"%0A%0AThanks for helping.%0A%0A"&D2:D,B2:B)))

I hope this will suffice. The link to a wide-open, generic edition of my table is

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