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How do I save DBase IV files in Excel 7.0?
Here's my workaround: more a pain and waste of time, but easy.
save the Excel 2007 file as normally. Open the file in Access 2007. Use the export data feature of Access 2007, and chose type .dbf Works fine for me. I really don't like that Microsoft has removed this feature, as I used it many times a day. Now I have to waste an extra minute going through Access. What a PAIN! "Kmontgo" wrote: I understand the function to save files as with dbf extension went away in Excel 7.0? Does anyone have a workaround? The solution can not be utilizing Access as many our my users do not have this software. Thanks. |
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