I am having the same problem. I have gone through the instructions more than
5X and still the same thing happens. I have verified the name range, made
sure all of the mapping is correct and the data still comes out as individual
contacts.
Any additional help would be greatly appreciated.
> Did you create a single named range for the rows and columns you want to import? DId you double-check the field mapping?
>
> >I am trying to import contact data from Excel to Outlook. Records are
> > arranged in Rows, with column headings for Name, Email etc, but when it
> > imports it is importing each individual data field as a separate contact.
> > Help!
Do you get a different result if you save the data to be imported as a .csv file and import that file instead of the spreadsheet?

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>I am having the same problem. I have gone through the instructions more than
> 5X and still the same thing happens. I have verified the name range, made
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>
>> Did you create a single named range for the rows and columns you want to import? DId you double-check the field mapping?
>> >I am trying to import contact data from Excel to Outlook. Records are
>> > arranged in Rows, with column headings for Name, Email etc, but when it
>> > imports it is importing each individual data field as a separate contact.
>> > Help!
Nancy - 28 Feb 2006 17:49 GMT
That worked!!!!
Thank you so much!!!!
> Do you get a different result if you save the data to be imported as a ..csv file and import that file instead of the spreadsheet?
>
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> >> > imports it is importing each individual data field as a separate contact.
> >> > Help!