Using outlook, export all the emails your contacts to a data file.
Outlook > File menu > Options > Advanced > Export > Export to a file > Choose Excel > Choose what you want to export > Save the file on your desktop
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The output is a file with the following headingsHere are some example videos on how this process works.
* Subject{| class="wikitable"* Body! Outlook 2007* FromName! Outlook 2010* FromAddress! Outlook 2016* FromType|-* ToName* ToAddress* ToType| {{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDmbDjBd1Jo}}* CCName* CCAddress* CCType* BCCName* BCCAddress* BCCType* BillingInformation* Categories* Importance* Mileage* Sensitivity These can be loaded into a form| {{#ev:youtube|https://www. bxp instead can use the FromName, FromAddress, ToName, ToAddress, CCName and CCAddressyoutube. From these it attempts to extract unique contactscom/watch?v=7OhWa2L65U8}}| {{#ev:youtube|https://www. It then attempts to tidy up the data and store those contacts in a form. In this way previous emails from an outlook folder can be quickly processed into a useable contact list for marketing and other related interactionsyoutube.com/watch?v=rk2JdZ6t9ns}}|-|}
One you have the file, you need to save the file as Excel rather than as a CSV for bxp to be able to process it.
Using Now this file can be loaded into the smart update engine the form can allow bxp Prebuild for multiple uploadsContacts.
