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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / November 2006export data into Outlook contacts
I have a list of contacts that I need to type up in Excel and then my boss eventually wants to put them in his Outlook. How do I do that. You can readily import Excel files into Outlook using Outlook's Import Wizard and following the ample instructions provided in Help files and the Knowledge Base. Post back if you do not understand those instructions.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I have a list of contacts that I need to type up in Excel and then my boss > eventually wants to put them in his Outlook. How do I do that. > I have a list of contacts that I need to type up in Excel and then my > boss eventually wants to put them in his Outlook. How do I do that. If the goal is to get them into Outlook, why don't you enter them into Outlook from the beginning and not use Excel as an intermediary? SignatureBrian Tillman I understand that, but I need to enter them in MY Outlook and then transfer them to someone else's Outlook. Is that possible. > > I have a list of contacts that I need to type up in Excel and then my > > boss eventually wants to put them in his Outlook. How do I do that. > > If the goal is to get them into Outlook, why don't you enter them into > Outlook from the beginning and not use Excel as an intermediary? Outlook data can readily be transferred from one installation to another using Outlook's native file format (PST files). Just copy the information you want to transfer into a PST file, then open that PST file in the other installation. SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I understand that, but I need to enter them in MY Outlook and then transfer > them to someone else's Outlook. Is that possible. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> If the goal is to get them into Outlook, why don't you enter them into >> Outlook from the beginning and not use Excel as an intermediary? |
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