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How to Add or Delete Contacts in Google Contacts # If you are well organized, then your contacts would be under a single banner, yet separated by different categories. Right away you should see all of your contacts in all of their splendor. As long as you have a first or last name entered for a contact, it will always take precedence of how the contact is displayed.OK, so the first thing you will want to do is go to the Google Contacts page. Email addresses might still show up as contact, but only if you have a phone number connected to the address. Now you’ll only see contacts on your list that you have a phone number recorded for. The checkmark should be green, and you can now tap Done. In Display Options Tap the checkmark for Only contacts with phones. Tap the Menu (Settings) button on the outside of your phone, and then from the menu that appears, tap Display Options. Open your Contacts app this should come built-in for all Android phones. To fix this, all we have to do is change one setting, and then it will only display contacts that you have the phone number for. I ended up seeing nothing but email addresses all the way down the Contacts list, and that made it very difficult to find a number of people I wanted to call. Personally, I have thousands of email contacts in my Gmail address book, so when Android decided to display all of them, it just didn’t work out. But if you want to narrow things down, you can. Since we are typically emailing and texting people from our phones, there’s nothing wrong with having a bunch of emails and phone number info. There should also be the option to customize contacts by family, coworkers, etc. You can also customize it by selecting just the Google account you want to see contacts from. Next, if you only want contacts with a phone number, tap on Phone. On the next screen, tap on Contacts to display from the menu. Open your Contacts app and tap the Options button (three dots), and select Contacts Manager. Display Only Android Contacts with Phone Numbers We did update this article using the “Manage Contacts” feature on a OnePlus phone running Android 10.3. Google syncs your contacts very differently now. If you’re running a modern version, the steps will vary. Note: This article was written several years ago with a very early version of Android.