How do I convert Excel contacts to vCard (.vcf) file?

charliefox

There are two methods available that can be used to convert Excel to vCard Files. The first one is themanual solution, This manual solution is very time-consuming too much, and datacorruption issues with the manual method. The second one is a technicalsolution. This technical solution is easy to use for every user. Let me tellyou one thing the manual solution has some restriction and need technicalskills to perform, on the other hand by using a technical solution you caneasily to use convert Excel to vCard files. This software tool export the allcontact details like First name, Last name, email address, phone number, homeaddress, and business address. This tool is implanted with a mapping featurethat allows converting a separate row of sheets to a Vcard. This Softwaresupports all the windows Operating system versions like - Windows 98, XP,Vista, Windows 7/8/8.1, and Windows 10 (32-bit & 64-bit).

Akshay_M

Step 1: Converting Excel to CSV
Open the XLS/XLSX file in Excel.
Select the Office icon >>
Choose Save As >> then Other Formats.
Choose a location to save the.csv file.
Choose CSV (Comma delimited) as the saving type and click Save.
A notice occurs if the workbook has many sheets. To save the sheet, you must click OK.
Another message appears as well.
To keep the workbook in the same format, click the Yes option.
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Step 2: Importing Contacts from a CSV File
Click the Windows icon and type Contacts into the search box.
From the Contacts pane, select the Import tab.
Select CSV (Comma Separated Values) and click Import in the Import to Windows Contacts dialogue.
Click Browse to find the.csv file you made in Step 1.
Select the.csv file and press the Next button.
After mapping the contact fields, click the Finish button.
Step 3: Contacts Export to vCard
Return to the Contacts Window and pick all of the contacts you wish to convert to VCF format. Then, on the Export tab, click.
Select vCards in the Export Windows Contacts wizard (folder of .vcf files)
Finally, select the Export option. Choose a location to save the.vcf file and click OK.
This is a full solution for converting Excel to vCard (.vcf) without the need of software.

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Akshay
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CalandraOlenius

I had a problem where I needed to import the contacts into a new database and not an existing one. The only solution that I found was to save a copy of the Excel file in another format and then import them into the new database. Visit this www.thefrisky.com/how-to-find-the-best-australian-writer-for-your-assignment/ site to get help in work. This works fine, but it is not easy to find out which format you need to save it in if you don't know what kind of database will be used afterwards.