>Is it possible to open a .dbf (Foxpro Ver 9.0) file in excel 2003, make the changes required and save it again as a dbf? The dbf is also part of a database.
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>I had this unique situation, i was at a place where there were severe restrictions on opening any internet site or carrying any CD or software with me.
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>The situation demanded that I open a table and make a change in the table, the only softwares present on the system were Excel, Word and the Foxpro program. (No Foxpro installed)
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>Was there any workaround where by i could access and change a particular table without having access to any other software other than those i have mentioned.

Nikki,

One possibility is to use download#9285

You could integrate the form 'Command' in the distributed application - and put it in the menu
Having got that you can use the table and browse it.

Test it first....

Take care... It uses the default data session. As long as you don't have an active form with a private datasession the Command form will be using datasession 1, otherwise it will end up in the active form's datasession which may already have open tables