How to Convert Excel to vCard format?
You can convert Excel files to vCard in two ways: manually or using a professional tool. In the manual method, first save your Excel contacts as a CSV file. Then, import the CSV into Microsoft Outlook or Google Contacts, and export them as vCard (.vcf) files.
For a quicker and easier option, you can use the MacSonik Excel to vCard Converter. It directly changes Excel files into vCard format with correct field mapping and supports bulk conversion. This ensures all your contacts are moved safely without losing any data.
To Know More: https://www.macsonik.com/excel-to-vcard/
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Beatrice Bolton
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If you have need to convert Excel to vCard format, use the Convertertools Excel to vCard Converter tool. This software efficiently transfers contact details like names, phone numbers, email addresses, and job titles from Excel spreadsheets to vCard (.VCF) files without any data loss. It supports various Excel formats such as XLS, XLSX, XLSM, and XLSB and allows users to map Excel fields to corresponding vCard attributes. The tool provides both Standard and Advanced conversion modes for flexibility and lets users preview the data before conversion. Additionally, it supports all vCard versions (2.1, 3.0, and 4.0) and is compatible with Windows OS. You can also create separate or single vCard files for all contacts and generate a detailed conversion log report.
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Cillian commented
There are multiple option available on the internet, which can give you the assistance of converting contact data from excel to vCard. But, finding the trusted one is a little bit tricky. So, for this I have a perfect solution for you, try out the DataVare Address Book Converter software. It makes the conversion of the files easy as well as straightforward. You can try out all its features for free by installing its free trial for testing purposes.
Read more- https://www.datavare.com/blog/export-excel-contacts-to-vcf.html