When I try to import e-mail addresses from a large Excel
file, it tells me to assign a range to the cells. When I
do that, all the contacts come in as separate contacts.
One for first name, last name, company name, etc. Rather
than all data in a single contact.
I have named the columns in Excel
as "company" "firstname" "lastname" "email". That is all
the information I want in each contact. I have about 600
names that I want to put into the Contacts folder.
Can anyone tell me how to name the Excel list?
Thanks,
Sue Mosher [MVP] - 15 Jan 2004 12:13 GMT
Outlook doesn't care what you name the range that includes all the data. It
just needs a named range. Include the column heading cells in the range for
best results.

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> When I try to import e-mail addresses from a large Excel
> file, it tells me to assign a range to the cells. When I
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> Can anyone tell me how to name the Excel list?
> Thanks,