Is the field in your Excel sheet the /name/ e.g. Tim Smith or an address
(e.g. timsmith@myorg.org) ? If it is an address, does it contain anything
other than that address? (e.g. a display name in brackets) ?

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Peter Jamieson
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>I have records in my excel spreadsheet that have email addresses. When I
>use
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> sheet that goes to Tim Smith, but when I merge it want's me to pick a Tim
> from my contacts, and Tim Smith is not in my contacts.
There are 5 columns in the spreadsheet. Fname, Lname, EMail, Date and
Dollar. Of which I have Tim under fname, Smith under lname, TSmith@myorg.com
under email, 1/09/08 under date and 50 under dollar. I'm also running
Outlook, Word and Excel 2003 SP2.
> Is the field in your Excel sheet the /name/ e.g. Tim Smith or an address
> (e.g. timsmith@myorg.org) ? If it is an address, does it contain anything
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> > sheet that goes to Tim Smith, but when I merge it want's me to pick a Tim
> > from my contacts, and Tim Smith is not in my contacts.
Peter Jamieson - 11 Jan 2008 19:27 GMT
At the moment I can't replicate this. But at what point are you seeing the
messages/prompts? Also, which e-mail format are you using (HTML, plain text,
attachment) ?

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Peter Jamieson
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> There are 5 columns in the spreadsheet. Fname, Lname, EMail, Date and
> Dollar. Of which I have Tim under fname, Smith under lname,
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>> > Tim
>> > from my contacts, and Tim Smith is not in my contacts.