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Default Should I use Excel ???

I have a problem that I need to solve, but am not quite sure how to do it,
hence my post here. I have approximately 50 contacts in Microsoft outlook,
some of whom contact me every day, and others less often. When they contact
me I open their outlook contact box, and edit some of the details, and then
close the outlook contact box. What I would like to do is have a list, from
top to bottom, of all of the names of the 50 people, displayed on my desktop,
with each individual name coloured red, or in a red box, and as they
contacted me one by one, I wanted to be able to tick them off of the list on
my desktop, so that the colour of each individual, change from red to Green,
when I tick the box, (or possibly even better, this could be done
automatically when I close the outlook contact box,) this way I would know
who had contacted me instantly, at the end of the day, just by looking at my
desktop, and any name that was still coloured red, then I would know they had
not contacted me. I have experience using outlook and word, but can't see
how I would do this using these programmes, so my thoughts have turned
towards using Microsoft Excel instead, but unfortunately I have very limited
experience with this programme. So basically what I need to know from you
dear reader, is whether using Excel is the way to go, as I don't want to go
to the trouble of learning it, only to find it is not the correct way to
proceed. If anybody can help me with this, or point me in the right
direction, I would be extremely grateful.
 
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