# Multiple recipients
### How to add multiple recipients in Mail Merge
There are multiple ways to add multiple recipients to a single email: either by adding CC or BCC fields, or directly by adding multiple emails in the recipient field. Let's see how to proceed.
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### Add multiple recipients, eventually CC and BCC column in your Spreadsheet:
To add multiple recipients, simply type emails in your recipient column, separated by commas.
*ex: , *
### (Optional) Add CC and BCC column in your Spreadsheet :
If you want to add **CC** (Carbon Copy) and/or **BCC** (Blind Carbon Copy):
* You need to create one distinct column for CC and one other for BCC
* same as recipients, you can add a single email or multiple emails separated by character comma.
### Setup CC & BCC in Mail Merge for Gmail
At this step you need to "tell" **Mail Merge for Gmail** that you have columns with emails and you want to use them as CC and/or BCC.
* In the add-on, click on "**More options**"
* Select the right column for "**CC**" and/or "**BCC**".
* If everything is ok, the preview should now show CC and / or BCC according to your data.
### Quotas & Multi-recipients:
Using the multi-recipients feature in **Mail Merge for Gmail** has a direct effect on your daily quota:
* If you are sending one email with 1 person in CC and 1 in BCC, in reality, your email will be sent to 3 people, your daily quota will be reduced by 3 after the send.
* If you are sending one email with 3 people and 2 in CC, your daily quota will be reduced by 5 (3+2) after the send.
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We have some really nice articles about [how to use CC](https://merge.email/gmail-knowledge/how-to-cc-in-gmail) and [BCC](https://merge.email/gmail-knowledge/how-to-bcc) properly
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