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In Outlook for Windows, how do I export my messages or folders to a Personal Folder file, Excel workbook, or Access database?

To export Contacts, Calendar, or Tasks folders in Outlook for Windows to an Excel workbook or an Access database, or to export Journal, Notes, or Mail folders to a Personal Folder file, follow the appropriate steps below:

Exporting Journal, Notes, or Mail folders to a Personal Folder file

  1. From the File menu, select Import and Export... .

  2. Select Export to a Personal Folder file. In Windows XP, select Export to a file, and then click Next. Then choose Personal Folder file (.pst), and click Next again.

  3. From the list of folders, select the folder you wish to export.

  4. Under the option "Save Exported File As:", type the path and name of the file you wish to save as the exported file.

  5. Select Do not Export Duplicate Items.

  6. Click Finish. This will save your Mail, Journal, or Notes folder as a Personal Folder file in the given path.

Exporting Contacts, Calendar, or Tasks folders to an Excel workbook or an Access database

  1. From the File menu, select Import and Export... .

  2. Select Export to a File.

  3. From the list of folders, select the folder you wish to export.

  4. Select the Microsoft product (Excel or Access) you wish to export to, and then click Next.

  5. Type the name you wish to assign the file, and include the appropriate extension, such as .xls or .mdb . Click Next.

  6. To change the export fields, click the Map Custom Fields button. Otherwise, click Finish. This will export your Contacts, Calendar, or Tasks folder to an Excel worksheet or Access database in your My Documents folder on the hard drive.

Note: If you want to export Journal, Notes, or Mail folders to an Access or Excel file, you must install the converters from the ValuPack. For more information, see article 170786 in Microsoft's knowledge base.

You can search Microsoft's knowledge base at:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx

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Last modified on December 13, 2006.
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