A colleague has an excel list of e-mail names that he would like to put into his outlook contacts for a distribution list (without retyping them). Any advice on this? Thanks.
Katy
One problem that he might encounter is that he might get an error when importing to Outlook that says something about there not being a named range. What this means is that he will need to highlight the table in Excel and give it a name in the name box (left of formula bar). It is a very easy fix but usually throws people off.
Another issue is to be sure to map the email field to the proper field in Outlook. There is a way to expand the fields under the email heading, so that you map to one of the fields and not to the heading which is the temptation when it is collapsed.
I so hope this makes sense, it is hard to explain in writing. Just thought I would share some common issues I have seen people deal with in importing to Outlook from excel.
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