... > Assuming by message store you mean the Outlook Data File, within OL, Open>Data File.......browse to the 'old' data file - by default named outlook.pst, but could be 'anyname'.pst, but not Archive.pst. If this is the correct data file you would need to designate, in properties, this as the default. Then copy stuff from the 'new' data file to this...

... PC, not a network Assuming by message store you mean the Outlook Data File, within OL, Open>Data File.......browse to the 'old' data file - by default named outlook.pst, but could be 'anyname'.pst, but not Archive.pst. If this is the correct data file you would need to designate, in properties, this as the default. Then copy stuff from the 'new' data file to this, ...

... ( if each row doesn't have heading lable you need to name each field) then either just simply type the name in namebox ( left upper corner of the worksheet) or Insert\name\define and type anyname you like (eg. MyRange) and save the Excel. Now you can easily import the data and you won't see the error message anymore -- Best regards, Edward "Jan" wrote: ...

... ( if each row doesn't have heading lable you need to name each field) then either just simply type the name in namebox ( left upper corner of the worksheet) or Insert\name\define and type anyname you like (eg. MyRange) and save the Excel. Now you can easily import the data and you won't see the error message anymore -- Best regards, Edward "Jan" wrote: No - how do I do ...

... to say what the terms 'Hun' and 'Tim' mean to you...I can only guess at why. You dont need to guess, you have just kicked his arse all over the internet and back. <start wee Jim mode/> "Angof you are my hero..."</end wee Jim of course you can show me where i use anyname at the end of every sentence, thought not. now away and laugh at yourself.