There are a number of programs out there that will convert CSV to dbaseIII
(dbf) files.

Otherwise it should work on excel.

Use open and select the csv type and if all the items go into column 1 just
use text
to columns on the data menu to seperate them and then save as DBF.


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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, www.nyfconsultants.com, Bangkok, Thailand
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"research help" wrote:

I have a CSV file, and I am trying to create a DBF out of it, but everytime I
change it all the values go into collum A, how do I stop this from happening
and how do I change it to an XML file, or a TXT file
?