Using Word with Outlook (and maybe Excel)

TrippyTom

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Hi everyone, I didn't know where this kind of question would go so I posted it here. I frequently have to update distribution lists for various projects we work on and the contacts come from different locations and businesses. I don't have ALL the addresses in outlook (just the ones in my company) so I guess the data would come from a combination of Outlook and Excel.

What would be the best way to merge all this information into a Word document? Or is there a better way? I'm looking for the most efficient (time saving) solution.
 

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