Exporting data to outlook?

Hello all this is my first post im adequately familiar with Excel, but what i was wondering is i have a spreadsheet with a bunch of email addresses of clients and i want to set up a template that will be able to just insert these into an email in outlook, can i export them or soemthing from excel directly?

Depends what you mean by "a template". Please provide more information.
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> addresses of clients and i want to set up a template that will be able
> to just insert these into an email in outlook, can i export them or
> soemthing from excel directly?
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Search Outlook's help for "import contact" (w/o the quotes). It will
lead you to a MS website topic 'Import contacts from Excel to Outlook'
(http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...964231033.aspx)

While I haven't tried the process (for obvious reasons), I suspect the
XL template will have to be a table form list with the 1st row
containing heading names and the rest of the rows containing the
information of 1 contact per row.

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> Hello all this is my first post im adequately familiar with Excel, but
> what i was wondering is i have a spreadsheet with a bunch of email
> addresses of clients and i want to set up a template that will be able
> to just insert these into an email in outlook, can i export them or
> soemthing from excel directly?
>
>
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If you reference the outlook object model in your VBA IDE (editor)
tools->references

you can create an instance of outlook and manipulate it's adress book if tha't what you want.