Exportizer helps you copy, edit, and export databases on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10

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Updated on October 4, 2023

updated on October 4, 2023

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If you are interested in converting databases from one format to another, you might want to take a look at Exportizer, a tool that lets you view, filter and copy a database to the clipboard to initiate a conversion. The program works with databases through the ADO or BDE interfaces.

You can convert DB, DBF, text, CSV, XLS, RTF, XML, HTML, DBF, PDF, SLK, DOC, and SQL script as dbf to txt, txt to xls, dbf to csv, txt to dbf, and other formats. The program is easy to install and comes with an intuitive environment, with a simple user interface comprised of a menu bar, a few buttons, and a panel to show database content. If you have a basic knowledge about databases, using Exportizer should be a no-brainer.

Exportizer features

Exportizer also allows you to perform the following tasks:

Open file-based database tables (.db, .dbf, .txt, .csv, .xml)
Open tables from multi-table database files like XLS, XLSX, XLSM, XLSB, MDB, ACCDB, HTML, GDB, IB, FDB, UDL, and other multi-table databases like ODBC data sources etc.
Browse data
Edit data
Ability to specify custom increment number for Increment Field Value function
Export to text file (with field separators or fixed length fields)
Export to CSV file
Export to HTML document
Export to XLS file
Export to XML document
Export to RTF document
Export to PDF document
Export to SYLK file
Export to DBF III, IV, V
Export to SQL script
Export to Excel (OLE) workbook
Export to Word (OLE) document
Export to Excel (XLSX) workbook
Export to Excel (XML-based) format
Export to DATABASE of any format, supported by ODBC, OLE DB, and connection string interfaces
Export data from all (or selected) files, which are located in one folder, or all (or selected) tables from a multi-table data source, at once (from interface or via command line)
Use extra export modes like Append, Empty+Insert, Update, Append+Update, and Delete
Using template file when exporting to HTML
Using dynamically calculated expressions when exporting to text file
Open and export databases through the command line
Use extra command line options like /Silent, /LogFile, /CloseOnError etc.
Copy data to clipboard
Print data
Build custom SQL queries
Enhanced database grids, which allow to view and manipulate the data in the most convenient way, including sorting by clicking column header, changing row heights, resizing columns, using single record view mode etc.
Filter data according to user’s criteria
Export images from BLOB fields
Edit and export databases to the Clipboard or other formats

You can also duplicate records and field values, edit and remove bookmarks, hide or display certain columns, and print tables. In addition to its numerous features, Exportizer has a quick response time and does not interfere with your PC’s performance. You can download the program from Vitaliy Levchenko Software.

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