Okay, well the easiest way (other than having me code an interface :) would be to turn the excel into a sql file:
Copy the email address column and save as a txt file (separate with commas).
Open that file in your favorite text editor.
Add to the beginning of the file (replace tbl_name with your subscribers table name, including prefix):
INSERT INTO tbl_name (email_address) VALUES(
Use the find/replace command:
find: , [that's a comma]
replace with: '), ('
If the editor supports adding newlines you might use:
replace with: '),\n ('
At the end of the file you should have: lastemail@address
Add to end: '); so it is: lastemail@address');
You are trying to end up with:
INSERT INTO tbl_name (email_address)
VALUES([email protected]), ([email protected]),
([email protected]), ([email protected]);
Save the resulting file (as .sql or .txt) and use the sql patches feature in the Tools menu to upload/run it. If you have hundreds of names you may need to break into a few files.
-Ng_