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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / November 2006How can I do a global find & replace in Outlook?
I have a number of contacts at the same company, which has changed ownership, and hence name and email domain. In Outlook 2003, is there any way to do a global search & replace on the company name and email domain for all of these contacts? > I have a number of contacts at the same company, which has changed > ownership, and hence name and email domain. In Outlook 2003, is > there any way to do a global search & replace on the company name and > email domain for all of these contacts? Display your contacts in the By Category view and then group by Company name. Change one contact to be in the company you want, which will add that company as a group. Select all the contacts in the old company group and drag them to the new company group.  SignatureBrian Tillman > Display your contacts in the By Category view and then group by Company > name. Change one contact to be in the company you want, which will add that > company as a group. Select all the contacts in the old company group and > drag them to the new company group. That sorts out the company name, but not the email addresses... > That sorts out the company name, but not the email addresses... There may be a way to do it in code and you should consider perusing http://www.outlookcode.com/ SignatureBrian Tillman |
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