What I would do is use the data merge feature in InDesign.
Export your excell file as a *.txt file tab delimeted.
In word put some headings on top like name, sirname, telephone number. Everything that is an item in your excell file.
Save the word file as a *.txt file.
Open InDesign and under the windows menu go to Automation > Data merge
There you will get a little help what to do in the pallet that open up.
Just follow these steps.
You have to create for each field like name a different field.
Then set up your paragraph styles for each field. By highligting the text and create your paragraph style and apply the style to a specific field name.
You can setup as much combinations as you want and by doing this you are creating a base document. Save the base document and then load your *.txt fileby following the steps in the Data merge pallet.
Normally your fields will populated with the data in the *.txt document and InDesign will create as much pages as you need.
Hopefully this explains it.
carlow