VCF To XLSX Convert Software

Contact details can easily be stored on a computer, with an abundance of application which store, and save them under different file formats. A popular one is the vCard type, and you can use programs like VCF To XLSX Convert Software in order to extract all data you need, and save it under a more malleable format.

Installing the application only takes a little of your time, and effort only consists of pressing a few “Next” buttons. On launch, the main windows shows up, with a large table where all import files go, and there are even some sample files you can use to see whether or not information is processed the way you need it to.

Adding files can either be done by dropping them over the dedicated space, manually picking them with the browse dialog, or simply loading the content of an entire folder, but without including subdirectories. The destination needs to be specified so you know where to find converted files. On the other hand, the application provides quick access buttons to the destination, or to open files when conversion is done.

As the name clearly points out, VCF files go in and XLS files come out. Although the output isn’t XLSX for modern iterations of Excel, there aren’t any compatibility, or any other kind of issues resulting from the output type.

If you need to process multiple files at a time, the application offers the possibility to create separate spreadsheets for every vCard file, or bundle all of them into a single XLS file. You can enable filters for name, addresses, emails, and phone numbers.

It takes only a little time before you get your hands on the new spreadsheet files. However, some more processing needs to be done, at least to spice up visuals, because character formatting is plain, even for column headers.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that VCF To XLSX Convert Software is a straightforward application with which to do just as the name states. You can work on multiple files at a time, with batch conversion, or simply bundling all data inside a single spreadsheet. It would have been useful to see at least basic character formatting for a cool layout, but this is an issue which can be easily overlooked.