Export contacts to excel

How do I export contacts to excel ?

See my posts here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/21653759#21653759
I know I posted another one relating to Numbers, but can't find it.
Instead of sending to a TextEdit document, you can just send it to the clipboard (there is an action for that).
Then paste it into Excel.
Ok, here is the one with the clipboard action: https://discussions.apple.com/message/22309780#22309780

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Contacts To Excel - Export contacts to Excel format ByAmaira Soft

I can just get blank screen no option how to go ahead & save contacts
Please suggest

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
Given your very brief description, I've no real idea exactly what you are attempting, nor with what. So, I'll just go to the beginning...please see this KB for instructions as to how to export your contacts to a CSV file, which Excel can then import:
KB24488 How to export contacts from a BlackBerry smartphone using BlackBerry Desktop Software 6
Note that this requires the V6 level of the RIM Desktop Software...that function was removed starting with V7. If you don't have V6, then you can obtain it here:
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Otherwise, please expand your problem description so that we can understand your situation.
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HT204150 how to export contacts to excel?

ANyone know how I can get names and emails from my Contacts list into Excel or Numbers?

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Unexplained Error while Exporting Datagrid to Excel

Everything else seems to work ok (e.g. paging, master/detail functions, etc.) but the Export Datagrid to Excel isn't. I get the following:
ErrorWe Recommend:Refreshing the page.Contacting your Portal administrator if problems persist.Accessing this Portlet at a later time.
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I just purchased Export PDF to Excel and it does not export anything usable. Your terminology should not be "export" but paste image, which is of no value. Please cancel my account and refund my money. What a shame you would advertise this as a product.

I just purchased Export PDF to Excel and it does not export anything usable. Your terminology should not be "export" but paste image, which is of no value. Please cancel my account and refund my money. What a shame you would advertise this as a product.

Hi pgrillo,
I'm sorry that you're disappointed with your ExportPDF subscription. I checked your account, and see that the order is still processing. As such, I'm unable to cancel it for you myself. However, a Customer Care agent can take care of your cancelation/refund quickly. Here is the contact information: Contact Customer Care. Click Still Need Help? Contact Us at the bottom of the page to find both phone and chat support options.
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How to save Android contacts as Excel file on Mac computer?

I want to manage and edit my contacts on my cell phone, my friend suggested me save them as Excel format! So now i am trying this way, but i can't find the right method to do this! Do you know how to save Android contacts as Excel file on Mac computer?

If you want to save Android Phone contacts to Excel format, you can have a try the following method:
Step 1. Connect Your Android Phone to Computer
After downloading and installing the Coolmuster Android Assistant software on your computer, launch it and you will get the program interface prompts you to connect your phone to the computer. Just use a USB cable to connect your phone to the computer and the program will detect the connected phone automatically. If it is the first time to run this software, you may encounter the following picture and be required to enable USB debugging on your phone at first. If your device can be detected by the program, you can directly skip to the next step.
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All your phone data are categorized on the top menu. To transfer Android phone's contacts, you can go to click the "Contacts" icon to enter the Contacts window. Navigate to the left panel and click on the "All Contacts" option, then, all the contacts in your phone will show in list on the right window. Mark the contacts you want to backup on your computer and click the button of "Backup".
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You can import the excel file to Outlook, for one method, and them Sync your Outlook file to the BlackBerry using Desktop Manager.
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hello. thanks for the time and effort.
i'm a SharePoint 2013 noob. so forgive the simple question. we moved a team site from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 and now a user is complaining that when they export to excel the list they see in IE the order gets changed around when it is exported
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555-111-2222
1234 Main St
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[email protected]
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555-111-2222
1234 Main St
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Does anyone know a way that I can export my contact list from Verizon Webmail to Outlook Express? Kindly help if you can. Many Thanks.
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chaltun wrote:
Does anyone know a way that I can export my contact list from Verizon Webmail to Outlook Express? Kindly help if you can. Many Thanks.
Norman
Unfortunately there is no option in Verizon Webmail to save your contacts. And I am not aware of any utility or tool from anywhere that would do it for you, although of course there might be something available.
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I am facing problem while exporting the report in Excel Format. After analysis, I think that it could be due to two reasons, either we are using wrong versions of Jars, or we are using wrong API. Here is the code, approaches and problems we are facing. Please help.
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Hi,
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