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David Hare-Scott
Using Outlook 2010 I have a problem importing a CSV list of contacts
containing 134 items. If I go through the import routine the first item in
the file shows up as the example to map the fields. I do not see any option
(as in Excel or Access) to treat the first item any differently. So I do
the mapping , there is only name and email. I run the import and all the
records except the first are imported into the destination folder Contacts,
so I now have 133. Why is this?
I then decided to not mess about trying to make the import do the first
record and I add that one record manually to Contacts. The record is
created but shows in a second list below the first of 133. Every one has
only two fields, name and email. I want them all in the one folder
displaying in one sorted list of 134. Why is the list then segmented and
will not sort together?
David
containing 134 items. If I go through the import routine the first item in
the file shows up as the example to map the fields. I do not see any option
(as in Excel or Access) to treat the first item any differently. So I do
the mapping , there is only name and email. I run the import and all the
records except the first are imported into the destination folder Contacts,
so I now have 133. Why is this?
I then decided to not mess about trying to make the import do the first
record and I add that one record manually to Contacts. The record is
created but shows in a second list below the first of 133. Every one has
only two fields, name and email. I want them all in the one folder
displaying in one sorted list of 134. Why is the list then segmented and
will not sort together?
David