Hi everyone - seasons greetings!

When I import data from an excel file to a contact folder, the amount of
contacts is limited to 60, even though there are over a hundred on the excel
sheet.
How do I import the missing data.

perhaps I should add that I exported the original list from outlook to
excel, edited it and then sent it back.
--
Best wishes
David

does the named range end at 60?

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"David Burrows" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone - seasons greetings!

When I import data from an excel file to a contact folder, the amount of
contacts is limited to 60, even though there are over a hundred on the
excel
sheet.
How do I import the missing data.

perhaps I should add that I exported the original list from outlook to
excel, edited it and then sent it back.
--
Best wishes
David

Hi Diane - yes:
It imported the first 60 lines of the spreadsheet, but would not import any
more, despite further attempts to import the file.

I then changed all the first names on the spreadsheet, (leaving all the
other data intact) and asked Outlook to import again, but not replacing the
original contacts, but creating fresh items.

It created another 60 lines. (the same as the first 60, but with different
first names)
--
Best wishes
David


"David Burrows" wrote:

Hi everyone - seasons greetings!

When I import data from an excel file to a contact folder, the amount of
contacts is limited to 60, even though there are over a hundred on the excel
sheet.
How do I import the missing data.

perhaps I should add that I exported the original list from outlook to
excel, edited it and then sent it back.
--
Best wishes
David

sorry Diane - I mean "no", or "I don't know"

are you refering to a range in excel?

no range is specified anywhere on the excel sheet, as far as I can see - (I
went looking for that when it went wrong)

or are you refering to a range in Outlook. If so, I don't know where to look
--
Best wishes
David


"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

does the named range end at 60?

--
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"David Burrows" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone - seasons greetings!

When I import data from an excel file to a contact folder, the amount of
contacts is limited to 60, even though there are over a hundred on the
excel
sheet.
How do I import the missing data.

perhaps I should add that I exported the original list from outlook to
excel, edited it and then sent it back.
--
Best wishes
David

David Burrows wrote:

sorry Diane - I mean "no", or "I don't know"

are you refering to a range in excel?

no range is specified anywhere on the excel sheet, as far as I can
see - (I went looking for that when it went wrong)

You can't import from an Excel spreadsheet without using a named range that
covers the items you're importing.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Thanks Brian

If I am undrstanding correctly, a named range is created in the excel sheet
when I export from Outlook.
By default, the range is called "contacts", which is the name of the single
sheet is creates.
Again by default, if there are 60 contacts in Outlook, then there are 60
lines on the excel sheet.
I can confirm that the excel properties dialogue confirms that both the
sheet and named range are called "contacts"

So how do I alter the named range in excel, after I have added additional
data, so that Outlook will accept back a bigger list than it exported?

Thanks
--
Best wishes
David


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

David Burrows wrote:

sorry Diane - I mean "no", or "I don't know"

are you refering to a range in excel?

no range is specified anywhere on the excel sheet, as far as I can
see - (I went looking for that when it went wrong)

You can't import from an Excel spreadsheet without using a named range that
covers the items you're importing.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

David Burrows wrote:

If I am undrstanding correctly, a named range is created in the excel
sheet when I export from Outlook.
By default, the range is called "contacts", which is the name of the
single sheet is creates.
Again by default, if there are 60 contacts in Outlook, then there are
60 lines on the excel sheet.
I can confirm that the excel properties dialogue confirms that both
the sheet and named range are called "contacts"

So how do I alter the named range in excel, after I have added
additional data, so that Outlook will accept back a bigger list than
it exported?

Reselect the new range and give it a name.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

David Burrows wrote:

So how do I alter the named range in excel, after I have added
additional data, so that Outlook will accept back a bigger list than
it exported?

After making your changes, select a range that encompasses your new data and
give it a name in the Name Box. You can reuse "Contacts" if you wish, I
believe.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]