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Outlook wants an Excel named range to import contact data why?
I am trying to import into Outlook some names and addresses from Excel.. Why
does Outlook need a named range in that spread sheet? |
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Outlook wants an Excel named range to import contact data why?
Because you could have multiple sheets in a workbook, Outlook needs to know
where to find the data. To name a range, select the range and InsertNameDefine. Alternative.......copy the worksheet with the names and addresses to a new workbook and save as *.txt or *.csv file. Use that file as the source file for importing to Outlook Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 06:36:02 -0800, GDB026 wrote: I am trying to import into Outlook some names and addresses from Excel.. Why does Outlook need a named range in that spread sheet? |
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