Converting contacts to CSV or Excel issue

Does anyone know how to convert the Z10 contacts to CSV or Excel, the ONE app in apworld doesnt do it.
I want to get rid of my z10 and go to a different manufacturer, Ive used Blackberry for years and now want to take my contacts with me, this Z10 is a nightmare. The facebook app doesnt work properly, I cant tag photos. The camera is horrible indoors and always so grainy. The browser is annoying as I cant simply close out of something I have to make a bunch of swipes. I really wish I hadnt of traded in my old BB it just worked and was a message powerhouse. Accessing messages on this is to complicated and everything is so jumbled with all the accounts BEHIND everything else. Anyways theres more but really i just want to take my contacts and leave BB behind.

Address Book only exports vCards. You can use a third-party utility for your task:
Address Book to CSV Exporter 1.3a
Export Address Book - 1.5.1
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Can anybody help me how can I get a 1000 contact numbers in an excel spreadsheet into Blackberry

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Hi and welcome to the forums!
Origami?
You can transfer the excel spreadsheet in to a .csv file and import to Outlook.
Or use desktop manager (see link below)
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Hi Jeff,
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Analysis/Solution:
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