# How do I add individual links from my spreadsheet?

> Learn how to add personalized URLs from your Excel spreadsheet to each recipient in an Outlook mail merge with SecureMailMerge.

![Set the link to the spreadsheet column](https://www.securemailmerge.com/screenshots/send-individual-links-1.png)

      First of all, you need to add a column to your spreadsheet.
      For this example let&apos;s choose Link as the
      column header. In that column you will add the individual
      link for each of your recipients.

    ![Set the link to the spreadsheet column](https://www.securemailmerge.com/screenshots/send-individual-links-2.png)

      Then in Outlook you need to add the link to your mail merge.
      Type the text that you would like to add a link to. For
      example &quot;Click here&quot;. Then select that text
      (highlight it) and from the menu bar, click on the menu
      dropdown &quot;Insert&quot; and then on the button
      &quot;Insert link&quot;. Make note to click on the icon and
      not the little arrow pointing down.

    ![Set the link to the spreadsheet column](https://www.securemailmerge.com/screenshots/send-individual-links-3.png)

      This will open up a popup. At the bottom find the Address
      box and type the name of the column, surrounded by two curly
      braces on each side. In our example that&apos;s{' '}
      {'{{Link}}'}.

      Newer versions of Outlook may change this to {'https://{{Link}}'} when you exit the dialog. This will cause links in your spreadsheet to double the "https" prefix. To fix this, remove the HTTPS prefix in the link, turning "https://example.com" into just "example.com". This way, when the mail merge runs, Outlook will automatically add "https://" to the beginning of your link, resulting in a properly formatted URL.

    ![Set the link to the spreadsheet column](https://www.securemailmerge.com/screenshots/send-individual-links-4.png)

      Now, when you send the campaign, the recipient can click
      the link, they will be redirected to the link that you added
      in the spreadsheet.
