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Posted by Bob Wang on December 30, 2006, 5:23 pm
Please log in for more thread options Aha, I get it.
You don't even have the option of "Import Addresses."
Maybe that is only an option with the Home & Business version of Quicken
2007.
I might consider calling Intuit and determine if Q2007 Deluxe is supposed to
have that feature.
If it was supposed to, but got disabled before final release, maybe Intuit
can replace your copy with H&B.
At least worth a try.
Bob
>>>
This is what mine should do as well. The problem is the Import Address
Records option is not there. I'm wondering if it's not available in my
version even though all the documentation states clearly that it is.
This is the heading for the help entry for this:
How do I import contact information? (Quicken Deluxe, Premier, or Home &
Business)
How would exporting to a csv file help? I would still need the address book
option...correct?
Thanks
> Bob:
>
> In my Quicken 2007 H&B:
>
> 2. File > Import > Addresses opens up a "Import Address Records" window.
>
> I can then choose whether to import a comma or tab delimited file.
>
> Perhaps you should export your Excel data to a csv or tsv first, and then
> import that file.
>
> Bob
> is
>>>>
> Specs: XP Pro SP2, Quicken 2007 Deluxe.....................e
>
> I'm trying to import addresses (contact info) from Excel into the Address
> book of Quicken 2007 Deluxe. It states clearly in Help and online that
> this
> feature is available with the Deluxe version. Everything else in Quicken
> works fine.
>
> I'm trying to do this by following the instructions in Help and on the
> Intuit website (which are the same). They state:
> All of the following steps are done from within Quicken. Step 1 will open
> the Address Book, but go back to Quicken to do step 2.
>
> 1.. Choose Tools menu > Address Book.
> 2.. Choose File menu > Import > Addresses.
> 3.. Choose whether the file is comma or tab delimited, enter the name of
> the file you want to import (click Browse to search for it), and then
> click
> Next.
> 4.. Select the fields you want to import.
> Quicken performs the mapping between your imported address fields and the
> appropriate Address Book fields. This mapping is shown in the list under
> Mapping, with the Address Book value on the left and the imported field on
> the right. If you want to remove a field, select it and click Remove. If
> you
> want to add it back, select it from the Fields to be Imported list and
> click
> Add.
> 5.. Click Done.
>
> Step 1 of this works fine. I can do whatever I like in Address Book.
>
> Step 2 doesn't work. When I follow this procedure I get the following
> Import options;
>
> Turbo Tax
> Web Connect File
> Qif File
>
> Addresses is not an option.
>
> All suggestions on this are appreciated as I'm not going to manually enter
> 300 contacts.
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
>
>
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