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I have a list of over 100 email addresses. I need to get them into a
distribution list without having to type them all again. Is there a way to copy and paste? |
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The email addresses are in word. I would like to import them to my contacts
and then from there I can create the distribution list. I just don't know how to add them all to my contacts without doing it one by one. "kim" wrote: I have a list of over 100 email addresses. I need to get them into a distribution list without having to type them all again. Is there a way to copy and paste? |
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Just put them into a file format that Outlook can import. CSV seems to work
best for most. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "kim" wrote in message ... The email addresses are in word. I would like to import them to my contacts and then from there I can create the distribution list. I just don't know how to add them all to my contacts without doing it one by one. "kim" wrote: I have a list of over 100 email addresses. I need to get them into a distribution list without having to type them all again. Is there a way to copy and paste? |
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kim wrote:
I have a list of over 100 email addresses. I need to get them into a distribution list without having to type them all again. Is there a way to copy and paste? If the list of addresses in in this form: name1 address1@domain1 name2 address2@domain2 With one name/address pair per line, then yes. Otherwise, no. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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On Sep 20, 2:56 am, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
kim wrote: I have a list of over 100 email addresses. I need to get them into a distribution list without having to type them all again. Is there a way to copy and paste? If the list of addresses in in this form: name1 address1@domain1 name2 address2@domain2 With one name/address pair per line, then yes. Otherwise, no. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] use a facility convert text to table for converting email addresses to table and then copy paste it to excel. Then save excel file as CSV format. and then import it from outlook. |
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