XLSX2DBF Crack + Convert Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets to Database Formats XLSX2DBF is a useful solution that enables you to convert Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to several types of database formats, namely Visual FoxPro (VFP), FoxPlus, FOX2X, SQL Server Compact (SDF), Symbolic Link (SYLK), DIF and MOD format. Installer, requirements, and interface The setup operation is a speedy task that shouldn't give you any trouble, since there are no special options or third-party offers bundled with the installer. However, you must have Microsoft Excel installed to be able to carry out tasks without any issues. When it comes to the interface, XLSX2DBF opts for a standard window that doesn't put emphasis on graphical elements, yet it's easy to navigate, showing all options put at your disposal. 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