Microsoft Excel

[DMarsden]

If i have a database of email addresses on excel, is it possible to send an email to the whole list, through outlook or something?

[Shamrock Shore]

A simple copy and paste should work.

[DMarsden]

nope

[Deal_Me_In]

Can you not just click the email button on the Standard toolbar and paste the email addresses into that?

[hoopsaaa]

Just import the address's into your contacts in outlook.

[Shamrock Shore]

works on mine.

[Gnevin]

Save it as a CSV .Then open with notepad/wordpad and copy and paste .

[lynchbhoy]

works on mine.

Windows XP
or Windows Edgeworthstown 

[Square Ball]

A simple copy and paste should work.

done it last night with 15 addresses, worked fine

[Lecale2]

God this sounds so complicated. Get your secretary to stick a stamp on a load of envelopes.
Ops there's a postal strike in the North. Sorry- disregard that.

[downgirl]

Ok about to throw the computer out the window, how do I get two columns of results to be on one graph with one being the x values and the others being the y values??? 

[Billys Boots]

works on mine.

Windows XP
or Windows Edgeworthstown 

Get it right lynchbhoy, it's Edgerstown! 

[carribbear]

Use mail merge on Excel. it will take you through the steps of creating the mail and then sending it out to the people on the list.

take a look at this document

http://www.uwec.edu/help/Word03/MM-withxls.htm

[Treasurer]

Ok about to throw the computer out the window, how do I get two columns of results to be on one graph with one being the x values and the others being the y values??? 

DG, quickest way imho - in column A list the labels (eg result 1, result 2, etc), then list the values of x in column b and y in column c. Select the lot and click the graph wizard icon.

HTH