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December 30th, 2024 -
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Summary: Microsoft Outlook is a widely used email app known for its user-friendliness and security. Sometimes, users face issues with duplicate contacts cluttering their address book. These duplicates take up unnecessary space and manual removal can be time-consuming. In this blog, we’ll learn how to easily delete duplicate contacts in Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016. You can apply some manual methods or straight away use the Outlook Duplicate Remover to remove duplicates from Outlook.
There are two manual methods to delete duplicate contacts one for one-by-one deletion and another for multiple deletions at once, follow the methods below:
Note: To Delete Duplicate contacts in Outlook 2010, click File >> Open >> Export and move directly to step 8.
Import Back the Duplicate Contacts to Outlook
After doing all the above steps, copy all the contacts from the new folder which is created to store duplicates, to the main Contacts folder. Now, if you ever get duplicate contacts again, then a pop-up will show up with two options:
Try a professional utility to delete duplicate contacts and other items from MS Outlook. Outlook Duplicate Remover provided by Sysinfo is the best option for such type of problem. This tool is able to delete duplicate Outlook emails, contacts, and calendars from PST Files. The tool entirely removes all duplicates from the source PST file and helps in reducing PST file corruption.
Your PST file will be saved at the defined location without having any duplicate contacts. This software can remove duplicates from all types of PST files created on Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, or any other Outlook versions.
We have suggested some manual as well as professional methods to delete duplicate contacts in Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016. If you choose the manual solution it requires some extra effort but choose the professional method there is no need for technical knowledge and takes very little time, to perform the actions. It’s all up to you which one you choose.
About The Author:
Simran Bhatia is a technical content writer engaged in writing clear, concise, and SEO-optimized content. With a background in computer science and a passion for writing, I thrive to deliver complex technical content in simple layman terms.
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