SQLite to Excel

SQLite to Excel is a nifty piece of software ready to help you migrate content from your SQLite database to an Excel spreadsheet, which is easier to access and read. The application uses direct connections (not ODBC-based connections) to ensure the high performance and perform the database migration as quickly and as securely as possible.

Thanks to the wizard-based approach, working with SQLite to Excel is a breeze. Following the on-screen instructions, you can have all your database migrated to Excel with just a few clicks.

The first step is to choose the location of the SQLite database to convert and select the output Excel file. Optionally, you can choose a file to have all the actions taken by the application logged, Leaving this field blank means you opt for disabling the logging feature.  Should your SQLite database be too large, SQLite to Excel can split the data into multiple spreadsheets.

SQLite to Excel comes with support for multiple editions of Microsoft Excel, allowing you to select the output format in the second step of the wizard. You should be careful what you choose at this point, as you will not be able to open the output files with versions of Excel earlier than the one you opt for. All versions of SQLite re supported.

The third step requires you to choose the tables in the original database to convert to Excel. You are free to choose the tables you want to migrate to Excel. Dates can be converted into strings, if needed, and the text can be wrapped into multiple lines in a cell.

While working with databases might not be so easy to some, having the database contents migrated to Excel is a good solution to have them forwarded to non-specialists. SQLite to Excel is a handy tool to have around and, thanks to the wizard-style interface, migrating from SQLite to Excel becomes a matter of a few clicks.