Working with Data

Microsoft Outlook is a database. The previous lessons demonstrated how to create E-mails, Meeting Requests, Contacts, and Tasks. Each folder--the Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks and Notes--is a separate Table. These records of time and talent can be used to manage projects and coordinate departments. For example, the time our County Sheriffs spend assisting the local townships is tracked in Outlook. This information is then exported to Microsoft Excel and used to prepare budgets and grants.

 

So, the last lesson in our Complete Guide to Outlook looks at ways to Search the folders and export the data into Microsoft Excel.

 

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