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Hello people,
I'm pretty sure this question has been asked before a couple of times, but I cannot find information on this, so please forgive my ignorance: When I open a DBF-file into Excel, it simply opens right away without any issues at all. However, all special characters from the DBF-file (e.g. "ë") have been transformed to something different that cannot be used in Excel. How can I easily convert this back or even better avoid getting them by opening a DBF-file ? Many thanks in advance for any reply ! Benoit Somers. |
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