I have the street address (including suite number) in one column, separate
from city, state, and zip which are all in their own columns. Are you saying
I should consolidate all of the address info into one column (address
together with state, zip, etc) or separate it as much as I can into
individual fields?

"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:

is the full address in one cell or is the street address in a cell separate
from the city, state and zip? Try changing the street address field to the
one outlook uses so it doesn't need mapped.

the address fields a
BusinessStreet
BusinessStreet2
BusinessStreet3
BusinessCity
BusinessState
BusinessPostalCode
BusinessCountryRegion
HomeStreet
HomeStreet2
HomeStreet3
HomeCity
HomeState
HomePostalCode
HomeCountryRegion
OtherStreet
OtherStreet2
OtherStreet3
OtherCity
OtherState
OtherPostalCode
OtherCountryRegion


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"JPorter" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am trying to import my contacts from an Excel spreadsheet into Outlook.
I
feel like I have tried EVERYTHING! I have saved my data as both an excel
spreadsheet and in CSV format. I have made sure the columns AND the range
of
data is identified.

I check and check again to make sure my fields are mapped correctly. I
have
tried eliminating symbols that might interfere (even though I don't see
why
they would).

Every time I do the import, all of the data is imported EXCEPT for the
address.... it gets the name, city, state, phone etc etc but ALWAYS
leaves
out the address!

Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix it? If so, I
would
greatly appreciate some help.

Thanks!

JPorter