Excel to Outlook Express addresses

headhunter

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I have a worksheet with first names and last names in two seperate columns...I would like to merge these two columns into one with a (dot) as in John.Doe and then merge a third column with the @ address listing...

Is this possible?

I would then like to import this data into an Outlook Express address book should anyone know how to do that.

Thanks
 

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A formula like this one, perhaps?:
=A1&"."&B1&"@"&C1

Where A1 is the first name, B1 the last name, and C1 contains the domain (without the @ symbol). I'll have a look at importing this into OE. Hope that helps!
 
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