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Importing addresses from an Excel spreadsheet

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pddmcse - 21 Apr 2006 15:51 GMT
I have about 8000 email addresses in an Excel spreadsheet that need to be
imported and created into a Distribution List in MS Outlook.  

The first question, is it possible and what steps do I need to follow to do
so.

The second question, will there be any impact on our Exchange Server when we
attempt to send out a simple mail to the DL?

Please advise, any help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks!
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 27 Apr 2006 08:17 GMT
A personal distribution list in an Outlook folder in an Exchange mailbox or public folder -- as opposed to a DL in Active Directory -- can hold only roughly 120 members. Why don't you just perform a mail merge using the spreadsheet as the data source?
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>I have about 8000 email addresses in an Excel spreadsheet that need to be
> imported and created into a Distribution List in MS Outlook.  
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> Please advise, any help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks!
 
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