Re: Databases and Contacts

How do you create new categories? The categories I find are business, goals
etc. not product A, B, C etc
"Brian Tillman" <tillman1952@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Peter Brown <peter@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have just learned how to construct a database in excel so that I
can sort my customers by the products that they buy (using filters).
What would be useful is to do this with my contacts in Outlook 2000
so that I can ask "which customers by product "A" and just those
contacts would appear - is this possible?

Assign a category of "Product A" to those contacts who purchase that
product and then group by category.
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Brian Tillman


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