The .xlsx is an open source filename extension format developed by Microsoft in collaboration with ISO/IEC and ECMA. It is part of the Open Document family of file formats. The .xlsx is associated with spreadsheet authoring applications particularly with Microsoft's Office Excel 2007 and above. The format has existed since 2005 and is also supported by several other proprietary and open source spreadsheet authoring software other than Microsoft's Office Excel. The xlsx format is the default filename extension for all spreadsheet documents produced using Microsoft Office Excel 2007 SP2 and above.
A .dif extension file is a Data Interchange Format file that is in a text format. The DIF file is used for importing or exporting a standard format file into other compatible formats. This format has been developed by Microsoft and has the ability to enable importing/exporting a single spreadsheet between programs that can open spreadsheets.
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The xlsx filename extension is a compressed archive with an xml directory structure. It is specified in the open standard ISO/IEC 29500-1:2012. .xlsx files do not support macros by design, for that, the .xlsm format should be used. A free compatibility update allows older versions of Microsoft Office Excel such as Office 2003 to open .xlsx documents.
A .dif extension file stores everything in a single ASCII text file and is divided into 2 parts which are the header and the data. A .dif extension file contains structured text data that is divided into data field sets and tables. This data is encoded based on the XML specifications and saved in plain text format.
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Select DIF as the output format and click Convert. Adjust optional settings if needed.
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