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Lynn Long - 15 May 2007 21:11 GMT
My contacts have been imported, but I cannot view them in the folder.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 15 May 2007 21:51 GMT
How did you import them and from what file type?
In which view can you not see them?
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> My contacts have been imported, but I cannot view them in the folder.
Lynn Long - 15 May 2007 22:01 GMT
It's an excel file and I followed Microsoft directions for importing.  Or so
I thought.  I just transfered files from one machine to another.  I cannot
see them in any view.  It's a blank grid.  Three new entries I entered are
there.

Know that you are dealing with a computer user who has learned everything by
osmosis, no formal training.

Thanks for the questions.

> How did you import them and from what file type?
> In which view can you not see them?
> > My contacts have been imported, but I cannot view them in the folder.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 15 May 2007 22:50 GMT
You need to post your Outlook version, Excel version and the exact steps you
used. "I followed Microsoft directions" tells us nothing. Can you imagine
how many "Microsoft directions" there are? We have no idea which you used
nor how accurately you followed them. After that, someone familiar with
importing from Excel can help you. Personally, I avoid doing so at all
costs.
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> It's an excel file and I followed Microsoft directions for importing.  Or
> so
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>> In which view can you not see them?
>> > My contacts have been imported, but I cannot view them in the folder.
Brian Tillman - 16 May 2007 03:49 GMT
> It's an excel file and I followed Microsoft directions for importing.
> Or so I thought.  I just transfered files from one machine to
> another.

That begs the questions why you had your contacts in an Excel file and why
you used an Excel file to transfer the contacts from one machine to another.
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theresa - 16 May 2007 19:38 GMT
I have a similar problem. I am trying to coordinate contacts for 4 people in
my office and make sure that everyone has updated and shared contacts. My
problem is that one person uses Entourage. I thought that it would be easiest
to fix the duplicates and give everyone the same contacts by exporting them
from each computer into a single excel file, remove the duplicates and then
import the contacts back into outlook and import them back into Entourage as
a CSV file. But now there are contacts missing in both Outlook and Entourage.
We all have Microsoft Office 2007 and run outlook through our parallels
desktop. Thanks for the help.

> > It's an excel file and I followed Microsoft directions for importing.
> > Or so I thought.  I just transfered files from one machine to
> > another.
>
> That begs the questions why you had your contacts in an Excel file and why
> you used an Excel file to transfer the contacts from one machine to another.
Lynn Long - 31 May 2007 03:14 GMT
> > It's an excel file and I followed Microsoft directions for importing.
> > Or so I thought.  I just transfered files from one machine to
> > another.
>
> That begs the questions why you had your contacts in an Excel file and why
> you used an Excel file to transfer the contacts from one machine to another.
 
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