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Import of Excel file to Outlook takes only first 2 rows of data -.
I am trying to translate an excel address database into Outlook. I created a
template by exporting Outlook Contacts to Excel file and copying my fields into those corresponding to Outlook. When I tried to inport the data, it only took the first two rows of data and not the next 300 rows of data. Any ideas? |
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Sounds like your named range in Excel covered only the first two rows. It
needs to cover all data you want to import. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "Lanetloo" wrote in message ... I am trying to translate an excel address database into Outlook. I created a template by exporting Outlook Contacts to Excel file and copying my fields into those corresponding to Outlook. When I tried to inport the data, it only took the first two rows of data and not the next 300 rows of data. Any ideas? |
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