MS Works Spreadsheet (*.wks) and Database (*.wdb) files to Excel 97/2000/XP/2003 Conversion
Microsoft does not provide an import Excel filter for Works-WKS files later than version 2.
(for Works-WPS and Word they do).
There is no standard way to convert a lot of Works-WKS or WDB files into the Excel format! You need
to save each file out of Works manually into XLS which is a pain in the neck.Here comes our MS Works Spreadsheets to Excel Converter. It does not need a Works Installation and you can use our RL-File-Conversion-Wizard for batch conversion.
Only a few files to convert? Or no Excel available?
You have only a few files to convert and for that purpose the converter is to pricy?
Please click here for our budget converter.
For Excel 2007 and OpenOffice users the budget converter is also an option.
Features of the converter
- Completely integrated into Excel 97/2000/XP/2003, no external program
Excel 2007 IS NOT SUPPORTED! There seems to be a serious bug in the Excel 2007 converter API.
Therefore we cannot create a integrated converter for Excel 2007!
Excel 2007 and OpenOffice users please click here for our standalone conversion suite. - Imports MS Works Spreadsheets (*.WKS) 3.x ,4.x, 200x files
- Imports MS Works database (*.WDB) files including format styles
- Supports our free RL-File-Conversion-Wizard
- Converts cell alignments, font styles, cell protection, and many more.
- Excel helper macros to make migration easier
- No need for a Works installation
- Works with Windows 9x, ME, NT 4, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista and Windows 7
- Free updates
Batch conversion
Please note: the wizard is a great helper tool. It can use all Office converters, but it doesn't contain any converter itself.
Download trial version
If you are interested, please download the free trialversion of our R&L-MS WORKS-Converter:Version 2.20, 456 KB, Windows Executable
The trial version replaces and adds some text in every converted file, but is not limited in any other way.
You need administration rights for the installation. The converter itsself does not need admin rights.