Export contacts from Outlook 2013 as CSV - no email
Hello;
I am trying to sync all of my contacts, and in the process I'm getting a lot of contacts that need merging. i.e.:
Two contact records for one, John Smith. One record has phone and address while the other has the email. I want one use Excel and an Add-On to Combine rows like this...
Contacts to Merge
Name
Phone
Address
Email
John Smith
555-111-2222
1234 Main St
John Smith
[email protected]
Desired Results
Name
Phone
Address
Email
John Smith
555-111-2222
1234 Main St
[email protected]
However, when I export contacts that are from Outlook's "Connect to social network" I'm not getting the email from all my contacts in the exported CSV so combining rows in Excel doesn't help anything.
These are two contacts I want to merge into one. One is from Facebook/LinkdedIn and the other is from my iPhone.
When I export my contacts I get a record for each contact, but the email doesn't show up in the CSV.
Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it?
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Outlook version 2013, on Windows 7, latest iTunes version (12.x)
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I have an Exchange server, though the sync is directed to my local Outlook client.
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-- jsc
-- Export Outlook Contacts
-- (c) 2012 J. Scott Carr. The script is made available for free use, with no
-- warranty, under the Creative Commons license agreement.
-- This script has only been tested on Mac OS X 10.6.8 with Micrsoft Outlook for
-- Mac 2011 version 14.1.4.
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property byPattern : "Names matching pattern"
property vcardFormat : "VCard"
property csvFormat : "CSV"
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-- Get the contact selection
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-- object. Snag the selected Contacts and return them as a list.
-- A side note. When I started this, I built options to enter a matching
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-- current selection.
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-- the front, active window.
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set selectedContacts to {}
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set theSelection to selection
if class of theSelection is list then
if class of the first item of theSelection is contact then
copy theSelection to selectedContacts
end if
else
if class of theSelection is contact then
copy theSelection to selectedContacts
end if
end if
return selectedContacts
end tell
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if result is false then
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else
return first item of result
end if
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-- if the operation fails
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set csvFields to {"first name", "last name", "middle name", "title", "nickname", "suffix", "phone", "home phone number", "other home phone number", "home fax number", "business phone number", "other business phone number", "busines fax number", "pager number", "mobile number", "home email", "work email", "other email", "company", "job title", "department", "assistant phone number", "home street address", "home city", "home state", "home country", "home zip", "business street address", "business city", "business state", "business country", "business zip", "home web page", "business web page", "note"}
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-- Unfortunately I've not figured out how to use perl-style generation of
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-- only be able to export the first to a csv file. Suggest you clean up your
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-- columns in the csv like "other email 1" and "other email 2", but that's not
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else if aField is "other home phone number" then
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set aValue to blood type of props
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set aValue to home street address of props
else if aField is "home city" then
set aValue to home city of props
else if aField is "home state" then
set aValue to home state of props
else if aField is "home country" then
set aValue to home country of props
else if aField is "home zip" then
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set aValue to home web page of props
else if aField is "business web page" then
set aValue to business web page of props
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else if aField is "interests" then
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else if aField is "custom field two" then
set aValue to custom field two of props
else if aField is "custom field three" then
set aValue to custom field three of props
else if aField is "custom field four" then
set aValue to custom field four of props
else if aField is "custom field five" then
set aValue to custom field five of props
else if aField is "custom field six" then
set aValue to custom field six of props
else if aField is "custom field seven" then
set aValue to custom field seven of props
else if aField is "custom field eight" then
set aValue to custom field eight of props
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else if aField is "custom phone 2" then
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else if aField is "custom phone 4" then
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dir="ltr" style="b" color="000000" size="10"/><fld xmlns="" prop="org" align="left" dir="ltr" color="000000" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="telwork" align="left" dir="ltr" color="000000" size="8"><label
align="right" color="626262">Work</label></fld><fld xmlns="" prop="telcell" align="left" dir="ltr" color="000000" size="8"><label align="right" color="626262">Mobile</label></fld><fld xmlns="" prop="email" align="left"
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xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/><fld xmlns="" prop="blank" size="8"/></card>
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Hello tehre.
Anyone knows if there´s as way to export contacts from iPhone to Outlook 2007?
Thank´s for the help.Sync the phone to outlook, you can't export to it.
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contact sync problems with iTunes you may be interested in the following fix:
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