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Working with DBASE 4 and Excel
1. Please how do I open a file saved as Dbase 4 version in MS Excel 2000?
2. How to open a file in MS Excel 97 in MS Excel 2000? 3. How to open a file in MS Excel 2000 as Dbase 4 version? -- Dan I.A.E (Nigeria, (234)08036073033) |
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FILE / OPEN and select the 'File as type:' box. For dBase, select '.dbf ' from the dropdown list. An Excel 97 file will open without a problem in Excel 2000 simply by selection it. If you want to save an Excel file as a dBase IV file, select... FILE / SAVE AS and select the 'File as type:' box for 'DBF 4 (dBase IV)(*.dbf) in the dropdown list. HTH, -- Gary Brown "Zikozik" wrote: 1. Please how do I open a file saved as Dbase 4 version in MS Excel 2000? 2. How to open a file in MS Excel 97 in MS Excel 2000? 3. How to open a file in MS Excel 2000 as Dbase 4 version? -- Dan I.A.E (Nigeria, (234)08036073033) |
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