I accidentally imported an entire Excel spreadsheet, including about 65,000
blank entries into my Contacts database. Is there a quick way to remove them?
I don't have enough memory to just highlight them and delete them all at
once, so I am just doing it about 100 at a time and it is slow going.
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 07 Mar 2006 15:07 GMT
do you have enough memory to use a group by view and delete the group?
Assuming you can find a field to group by that removes the good contacts
from the group....

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>I accidentally imported an entire Excel spreadsheet, including about 65,000
> blank entries into my Contacts database. Is there a quick way to remove
> them?
> I don't have enough memory to just highlight them and delete them all at
> once, so I am just doing it about 100 at a time and it is slow going.
Joel Leonhardt - 07 Mar 2006 16:20 GMT
Could you temporarily increase your virtual memory? Remember to change the
memory back afterwards. You would probably need to reboot for each change.
Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Virtual Memory
Use the suggestion from Diane Poremsky if you can. It would be much faster
than this one.
> I accidentally imported an entire Excel spreadsheet, including about 65,000
> blank entries into my Contacts database. Is there a quick way to remove them?
> I don't have enough memory to just highlight them and delete them all at
> once, so I am just doing it about 100 at a time and it is slow going.