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lable ranges in Excell
I am working with a customer list that I composed in excell
to allow me to set up mailers & keep track of their address,dob etc I need it in out look so I can sink my new ipack so I dont have to enter all this data buy hand. In out look it says that you can import the data but it will not as it comes up with " the microsoft file ....................................... has nonamed ranges of tha data you want to import". I found where to name the rnages ( next to the address bar in excell but I am not sure of what to do. The office assent is pointing me to make them a "cell: but then it gose to a window that states:Info_type & a fill in space next to it & under that it says refence & a fill in space next to that. this all seems to be trying to make a equations of some type. I have the frist row of cells named ( like the title of what the colums have in them) Last name,1st Name,Spouse Name,Title,Company,Home#.Work#, Fax#,Email Address,Mailing Address,City, State,Zip,etc......I have used this excell sptead sheet many times for fill in on word like a mailing envlope ( as in mail merge) & it always asks me if their is a header line to indocate the Name or title of the colum. I am sorry I am not that trained on excell & I relize that excell is a great program & has lots of capiblilty like forming cauclations or values but I have never learned how to use these functions. I realy need to learn this stuff as it would help me greatly. I know this is alot to ask but could you please help me so I can import this list so I dont have to hand type it all in. I have susfully imported this list before into other programs like access & when I was using Palm for my pda but my palm bit it & I cant hot sink it any more & I wone this hp ipack & it is windows based & I realy like that as I can see that it will sute me much better. I feel that this is somethig I can do as far as the fixing the excell spread sheet but I am leary of trying to name this & messing it up. Thank you David. |
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I don't use Outlook, but there are instructions here for naming a range:
http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html Once you name the range, perhaps Outlook will recognize it. david wrote: I am working with a customer list that I composed in excell to allow me to set up mailers & keep track of their address,dob etc I need it in out look so I can sink my new ipack so I dont have to enter all this data buy hand. In out look it says that you can import the data but it will not as it comes up with " the microsoft file ....................................... has nonamed ranges of tha data you want to import". I found where to name the rnages ( next to the address bar in excell but I am not sure of what to do. The office assent is pointing me to make them a "cell: but then it gose to a window that states:Info_type & a fill in space next to it & under that it says refence & a fill in space next to that. this all seems to be trying to make a equations of some type. I have the frist row of cells named ( like the title of what the colums have in them) Last name,1st Name,Spouse Name,Title,Company,Home#.Work#, Fax#,Email Address,Mailing Address,City, State,Zip,etc......I have used this excell sptead sheet many times for fill in on word like a mailing envlope ( as in mail merge) & it always asks me if their is a header line to indocate the Name or title of the colum. I am sorry I am not that trained on excell & I relize that excell is a great program & has lots of capiblilty like forming cauclations or values but I have never learned how to use these functions. I realy need to learn this stuff as it would help me greatly. I know this is alot to ask but could you please help me so I can import this list so I dont have to hand type it all in. I have susfully imported this list before into other programs like access & when I was using Palm for my pda but my palm bit it & I cant hot sink it any more & I wone this hp ipack & it is windows based & I realy like that as I can see that it will sute me much better. I feel that this is somethig I can do as far as the fixing the excell spread sheet but I am leary of trying to name this & messing it up. Thank you David. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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David
This is how I do it. The basics........Your layout may differ. Instructions here are for Name and Email address only, but adjust to suit for more columns. First have the names and email addresses in Excel in two columns. I set up also a third column with the names duplicated so when you Import to Outlook you have a name for the Contact and a Display Name instead of the email address in the To: box. FileSave AsFile Type CSV(comma delimited)(*.csv) Now open Outlook and FileImportExportImport from another fileComma Separated Values(Windows)NextFile to Import(you can browse to your saved *.csv file). Next you will be asked where to import them to. I bring mine to "Contacts". Follow the instructions and you will get a Map. Drag your names and addresses to the appropriate spots on the Map 1. Name of Contact 2. Email address1 3. Display Name(if you have one by making the duplicate column mentioned earlier). If not, the email address wil be displayed in the To: box. Continue with the OK's until Outlook pulls all from the *.csv file(should take only a few seconds). Now they are in the Contacts folder, you can group them as you wish. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 21:54:21 -0500, Debra Dalgleish wrote: I don't use Outlook, but there are instructions here for naming a range: http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html Once you name the range, perhaps Outlook will recognize it. david wrote: I am working with a customer list that I composed in excell to allow me to set up mailers & keep track of their address,dob etc I need it in out look so I can sink my new ipack so I dont have to enter all this data buy hand. In out look it says that you can import the data but it will not as it comes up with " the microsoft file ....................................... has nonamed ranges of tha data you want to import". I found where to name the rnages ( next to the address bar in excell but I am not sure of what to do. The office assent is pointing me to make them a "cell: but then it gose to a window that states:Info_type & a fill in space next to it & under that it says refence & a fill in space next to that. this all seems to be trying to make a equations of some type. I have the frist row of cells named ( like the title of what the colums have in them) Last name,1st Name,Spouse Name,Title,Company,Home#.Work#, Fax#,Email Address,Mailing Address,City, State,Zip,etc......I have used this excell sptead sheet many times for fill in on word like a mailing envlope ( as in mail merge) & it always asks me if their is a header line to indocate the Name or title of the colum. I am sorry I am not that trained on excell & I relize that excell is a great program & has lots of capiblilty like forming cauclations or values but I have never learned how to use these functions. I realy need to learn this stuff as it would help me greatly. I know this is alot to ask but could you please help me so I can import this list so I dont have to hand type it all in. I have susfully imported this list before into other programs like access & when I was using Palm for my pda but my palm bit it & I cant hot sink it any more & I wone this hp ipack & it is windows based & I realy like that as I can see that it will sute me much better. I feel that this is somethig I can do as far as the fixing the excell spread sheet but I am leary of trying to name this & messing it up. Thank you David. |
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