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Microsoft Outlook stores each of its data, such as for example emails, contacts and calendar, in the. PST extendable. By design, this file type isn't suitable for every other program. Fortuitously, you are able to export information from Outlook to a extendable that's suitable for other programs, like a Microsoft Excel 97-2003 file (. XLS file type). This feature is useful for situations where you have to import information to an Excel spreadsheet from your own Microsoft Outlook calendar.

Launch Microsoft Outlook. Click on the "File" tab towards the top of the window. Click "Open, " after which click "Import. " Click "Export to a file, " after which click "Next. " Click "Microsoft Excel 97-2003, " after which click "Next. " This is actually the. XLS file type, which will be suitable for all versions of Microsoft Excel from 97 to 2010. Click "Calendar, " after which click "Next. " Click "Browse, " after which pick a location on your pc for the Excel calendar file. Click "Next" to keep. Click "Finish. " Browse to the file location you selected earlier in the day, after which double-click the file to open it in Excel.





Article resource: [url=http://www.calendar-software.net/articles/how-to-import-an-ms-outlook-calendar-into-ms-excel/]How to Import an MS Outlook Calendar Into MS Excel[/url]