A Albert D. Kallal Mar 30, 2009 #2 Yes, just highlight the table, and then click on the "External Data" tab. Then in the Export Group...click on the "more" drop down...you see dbase in that list... You likely best keep the file names 8 characters or less without any spaces to avoid issue. So, don't use: fax book.dbf but use faxbook.dbf for file names. (so 8 or less chars before the extension .dbf and without spaces. You likely also best put the files in a directory that has no spaces for the names also.... eg: c:\myDdfFiles\
Yes, just highlight the table, and then click on the "External Data" tab. Then in the Export Group...click on the "more" drop down...you see dbase in that list... You likely best keep the file names 8 characters or less without any spaces to avoid issue. So, don't use: fax book.dbf but use faxbook.dbf for file names. (so 8 or less chars before the extension .dbf and without spaces. You likely also best put the files in a directory that has no spaces for the names also.... eg: c:\myDdfFiles\
