[mso] Re: Pasting from outlook contacts list to excel - what is possibly different between tow systems running office 2003?
- From: "Mike Breen" <mikebreen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:26:08 +0100
Don't paste import from one to the other into an excel document or csv -
comma separated values.
Won't that fix it?
Mike
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Subject: [mso] Pasting from outlook contacts list to excel - what is
possibly different between tow systems running office 2003?
Hi group,
I am new to this list so let me say thanks for your efforts in advance.
Here is my question"
I have tow computers, they both have office 2003, both running
windows 2003.
I create a set of contacts in outlook give them a category of
some type - lets us test
I have 5 contacts listed under test when I sort them by
category.
I high-light them all and past them in to excel. I use past
special and the email address ends up in a column of its own
And I can now past the list of email address with the category
test into a mail list of some type.
This all works great on my laptop!
When I do the "same thing" on a second system the past special
puts all the contact information in one cell.
So I end up with 5 rows of data all in one cell each. This does
not let me cut the email address out to put them in the
Email list I need to make.
What can be different on the second computer? I have Googled
past and excel and don't see any thing that looks helpful
Any comment or thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thank you
Paul H
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