How do I combine 2 groups of contacts into 1 group?

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I have 3 groups of contacts and when I send out an email, Group A returns an
error message that none or only some may have received the email. The 'Group
A' address could not be found. I could combine Group A with Group B, as it
seems to work fine, but don't know how to combine them. Help!
 
We have no idea what you mean by groups of contacts. Outlook uses no such
term. Define the term.
 
Russ Valentine said:
We have no idea what you mean by groups of contacts. Outlook uses no such
term. Define the term.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hollinoelle said:
I have 3 groups of contacts and when I send out an email, Group A returns
an
error message that none or only some may have received the email. The
'Group
A' address could not be found. I could combine Group A with Group B, as
it
seems to work fine, but don't know how to combine them. Help!
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Seemed clear to me...has multiple groups defined by different criteria. I
have the same issue, and hope some can shed light on combining multiple
'groups' of Contacts, or whatever the "proper" word for that is in Outlook.
We're not all programers......

Russ Valentine said:
We have no idea what you mean by groups of contacts. Outlook uses no such
term. Define the term.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hollinoelle said:
I have 3 groups of contacts and when I send out an email, Group A returns
an
error message that none or only some may have received the email. The
'Group
A' address could not be found. I could combine Group A with Group B, as
it
seems to work fine, but don't know how to combine them. Help!
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
pm said:
Seemed clear to me...has multiple groups defined by different criteria. I
have the same issue, and hope some can shed light on combining multiple
'groups' of Contacts, or whatever the "proper" word for that is in
Outlook.
We're not all programers......
Click to expand...

No need to be a programmer - where do you see the word "group" in Outlook?
 
Actually, if you type in 'groups' in the Outlook help box, you'll find about
half dozen references using that word...in Outlook. But, the original poster
and myself were looking for help with an issue, not a 'question critique'.
Thanks anyway, I'll try a different "community". Take care...
 
pm said:
Actually, if you type in 'groups' in the Outlook help box, you'll find
about
half dozen references using that word...in Outlook. But, the original
poster
and myself were looking for help with an issue, not a 'question critique'.
Thanks anyway, I'll try a different "community". Take care...
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Best of luck. If you don't use the correct term THEY won't know what you are
talking about either...
 
Then write a question that makes sense to more than just yourself. If there
are 6 different uses of the word "group" how do we know which one you mean?
Outlook does not use the term.
 
Seemed clear to me...has multiple groups defined by different criteria. I
have the same issue, and hope some can shed light on combining multiple
'groups' of Contacts, or whatever the "proper" word for that is in Outlook.
We're not all programers......
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A "group" in Outlook means a "collection of folders". In Outlook Express, it
means "a collection of contacts". In Outlook, this latter is called a
"Distribution List". not a "group".
 
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