I've not done a lot with Distribution Groups, but I have a user that says in
the past she has created a DG and Imported contact info from an Excel
spreadsheet directly into the DG.
Seems a little odd to me... Seems like they would have to be in your
contacts to be able to include them in a DG.
She thinks she used the Import\Export Wizard to do this in the past...

Can someone point me in the right direction on this?

We're using Office 2003, and Exchange 2007.
I doubt that Exchange is part of this equation. She doesn't want the group
to be available to everone so she thinks to do this in Outlook...

Thanks

Kelvin

She didn't import, but may have copy and pasted.
See the create dl section of http://slipstick.com/Tutorials/create/dl.asp

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"Kelvin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've not done a lot with Distribution Groups, but I have a user that says
> in the past she has created a DG and Imported contact info from an Excel
> spreadsheet directly into the DG.
> Seems a little odd to me... Seems like they would have to be in your
> contacts to be able to include them in a DG.
> She thinks she used the Import\Export Wizard to do this in the past...
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction on this?
>
> We're using Office 2003, and Exchange 2007.
> I doubt that Exchange is part of this equation. She doesn't want the group
> to be available to everone so she thinks to do this in Outlook...
>
> Thanks
>
> Kelvin
>