Impossible to know what you did wrong.
You did not describe clearly what you did.
Do so. Specify the file format from which you were importing and how you did
so.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
>I had over 2000 contacts to import into Outlook 2002. When I imported, I
> only had three column to import name, phone and fax number. I mapped
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> appreciated.
> Thank you.
I simply followed the Import Wizard in Outlook. I imported using another
application, "Excel". Before importing the Excel file, I defined the data.
The wizard did the rest. Does this help? Is there a way around this? There
will be others who need this list also and we would have to type each one
individually.
> Impossible to know what you did wrong.
> You did not describe clearly what you did.
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> > appreciated.
> > Thank you.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 22 Feb 2006 11:35 GMT
So this was an XLS file? CSV file? Something else?
Specify how your named your range and mapped your fields.
The Import Wizard would not map a phone number to the Email field if you
mapped correctly. If you want to get an idea of how to map to Outlook,
export some Contact to Excel and see how the fields are mapped there.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
>I simply followed the Import Wizard in Outlook. I imported using another
> application, "Excel". Before importing the Excel file, I defined the
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>> > appreciated.
>> > Thank you.