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Eric,
If you have Excel open, press Alt plus F11, then click the 'Tools' drop down menu and choose 'References...'. Next, find the tool button called 'Object Browser' and select that. Locate and place a checkmark next to Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library (note that it may not be 11.0 depending on your version of Office). Ok your way out. Just below the drop down menus, locate the 'Object Browser' tool and select it. Where it says 'Classes' locate and select 'ContactItem'. In the right pane, among the properties (and methods and events) you will find the appropriate field names for contacts. The ones I typically use are BusinessAddress, Birthday, BusinessFaxNumber, BusinessTelephoneNumber, Email1Address, Email1DisplayName, FullName but there are many more. Hope that helps, Steve Yandl "Eric" wrote in message ... How can I create an Outlook contact from Excel? Is there a way to specify where the contact is saved? I would like to save it to my Public contact folder (I am using Exchange 2007) or if that isn't possible I would like to be prompted to save it to a file location. Also Is there a list of what fields Outlook uses? Like Business Phone, Email, etc. |
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