How to convert CRTX to ACCDB?
You can convert CRTX files to ACCDB format in several ways. The most proven option is to download dedicated software that allows you to convert between the CRTX and ACCDB formats. At the bottom you will find a list of software programs that support CRTX and ACCDB files and can also save them in new file formats.
CRTX File Type
The CRTX file extension is associated with the Microsoft Office 2007 Chart Template File. This file is an MS Office 2007 template that contains a specific chart design and its data table. The CRTX file can be opened in Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, or Microsoft Excel.
Full Name | Office 2007 Chart Template Format |
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Developer | Microsoft |
Category | Data Files |
ACCDB File Type
ACCDB stands for Access 2007 Database File. It is an extension that Microsoft Access uses to open what they call "shared-model" databases. The file type has also been used with other database applications like QuickBooks, Oracle, and MySQL. ACCDB files are simply files you can share with users who have access to the shared-model database in question, but not with everyone else in your company.
Full Name | Access 2007 Database Format |
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Developer | Microsoft |
Category | Database Files |
Software, that convert CRTX files
The list contains a list of dedicated software for converting CRTX and ACCDB files. The list may also include programs that support CRTX files and allow you to save them with different file extensions.
CRTX to ACCDB Converters
CRTX and ACCDB conversions
- To ACCDB
- ACCDR to ACCDB
- CSV to ACCDB
- DBF to ACCDB
- DEX to ACCDB
- IIF to ACCDB
- MDB to ACCDB
- PRN to ACCDB
- SLK to ACCDB
- SQL to ACCDB
- TDL to ACCDB
- TSV to ACCDB
- WK1 to ACCDB
- WK3 to ACCDB
- WKS to ACCDB
- XLSM to ACCDB
- XLSX to ACCDB
- XML to ACCDB
- EXCEL to ACCDB
- XLS to ACCDB
- MDF to ACCDB
- ACCDC to ACCDB
- ACCDT to ACCDB
- ADE to ACCDB
- ADP to ACCDB
- SQLITE to ACCDB
- TAB to ACCDB
- XL to ACCDB
- SILK to ACCDB
- FDB to ACCDB
- SDF to ACCDB
- XLSB to ACCDB
- HTML to ACCDB