Addresses from Excel

Hi,
I got an Microsoft Excel file with list of emails addresses in it.
Is it possible to import or somehow get the email addresses into Outlook so 
that I don't have to type them in?

Also, since I would like them in a group can I do that at the same time?

Thanks,
AJS 

Use File -> Import and follow the Wizard: probably best to try it out 
and see how you get on; then come back with specific queries if you 
can't get it working.

David

Thanks,
I imported the files and ran into another problem.
I do not have an "area code" column in Outlook.
Since I did not know how to do this, I combined the two columns (area code 
and phone numbers). Unfortunately Outlook did not see the new Excel column.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
AJS







|
| > I got an Microsoft Excel file with list of emails addresses in it.
| > Is it possible to import or somehow get the email addresses into Outlook 
so
| > that I don't have to type them in?
|
| Use File -> Import and follow the Wizard: probably best to try it out
| and see how you get on; then come back with specific queries if you
| can't get it working.
|
| David 

File>Import and Export>Import from a file


Outlook doesn't have anything called "groups".  Do you mean a Distribution 
List?  If so, then in Outlook, click New>Distribution List, give it a name, 
click Select Members.  Now open your Excel file and select the addresses (or 
name/address pairs), click Edit>Copy.  Go back to the Select Members wizard 
and paste the clipboard into the Members field.  Click OK.  Click Save and 
Close.
-- 
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] 

Thanks,










|
| > I got an Microsoft Excel file with list of emails addresses in it.
| > Is it possible to import or somehow get the email addresses into Outlook
| > so
| > that I don't have to type them in?
|
| File>Import and Export>Import from a file
|
| > Also, since I would like them in a group can I do that at the same time?
|
| Outlook doesn't have anything called "groups".  Do you mean a Distribution
| List?  If so, then in Outlook, click New>Distribution List, give it a 
name,
| click Select Members.  Now open your Excel file and select the addresses 
(or
| name/address pairs), click Edit>Copy.  Go back to the Select Members 
wizard
| and paste the clipboard into the Members field.  Click OK.  Click Save and
| Close.
| -- 
| Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
|