SAVEDBF is an Excel add-in that helps convert and/or save a native DBF file that was
edited with Excel. This add-in does not require Microsoft Access to be installed on the
user’s computer.

Two common scenarios are supported:
1. Open a native DBF file in Excel – Make changes – Save as a native DBF file with
the changes.
2. Open/create Excel file that looks like a database (headers/columns/rows) – Save
as a native DBF4 file.

Notes:
п‚· Tested on Excel 2010/2007 and Windows XP/Vista and 7 operating systems.
п‚· Tested on both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Excel (English version only).
 The native DBF file will not �bloat’ in size and all field types/sizes will be the
same as the original unless the user makes a character field or integer field longer
(in which case the software adjusts the field size to accommodate the data).
п‚· New fields can be inserted/added to the DBF file in Excel.
п‚· Excel still reads/opens DBF files; however it will not save them as DBF. You can
associate the DBF extension with Excel and then you can open the DBF file by
simply double-clicking on it (how to set the default program for a file type:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7ateZy-DTE).
п‚· The original DBF file can be overwritten and a backup copy of the original will
be created with the .BKU extension. For example, the backup copy of myfile.dbf
will be saved as myfile.dbf.BKU in the same folder. If you need to go back to the
original, just remove the .BKU extension. You need to �enable’ this feature during
your Excel session under Options on the SaveDBF toolbar.

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