Question

Which file formats are used for importing and exporting data from OpenOffice Base?

Answer 1

Answer:

Examples of The file formats used for importing and exporting data from open office are:

• Open Document formats (.ods and .ots )
• Impress
• star-writer formats ( .sdw,.sgl and .vor)

In open-office base you can import data from a Database file ( C )

you can export to a spreadsheet ( A )

Explanation:

An open-office base is a fully designed desktop database management system. it is designed to serve a very large number of users especially in a firm. it can be used to track personal CD's and even used to produce monthly/yearly sales report for any department in the firm.

It is designed with JAVA as the programming language and it can run on most operating systems like: Linux windows and Mac    

Answer 2

Answer:

spreadsheet, database

Explanation:

With Base, you can quickly extract information from your raw data by creating queries and reports. If your data was initially saved in a spreadsheet, you can use a wizard to quickly import it into an OpenOffice.org database. Launch Base, the database component of OpenOffice.org. Click "Connect to an existing database."