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What should I check in an Excel spreadsheet to VCF Converter before buying?

I am planning to buy an Excel spreadsheet to a VCF (vCard) converter tool. Before making a purchase, I want to make sure I am choosing the right one that meets my needs. Can anyone advise what key features or checks I should look for in such a converter? For example, compatibility with different Excel formats, the number of contacts it can handle, mapping of fields, accuracy of conversion, etc. Also, are there any common pitfalls or mistakes that users face when using these converters that I should be aware of?

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  • Before buying an Excel to VCF Converter, check for features that ensure accuracy and reliability. Field mapping is necessary to match Excel columns like full name, phone number, email address and address with the vCard file. Preview functionality allows you to verify contacts before conversion. Ensure the tool supports both XLS and XLSX formats and handles large files efficiently to a VCF file. Checking compatibility with VCF 2.1, 3.0 and 4.0 is required for Android, iPhone, iCloud and Gmail import. Bulk export, fast performance and error-free conversion are necessary. Additional features like duplicate removal and flexible saving location improve workflow. Also, working offline can save my internet and I can run my software anywhere. If you are looking for all advanced features in one tool, then use the SoftakenSoftware Excel to VCF Converter. It has all the abilities to export your contacts data in VCF files with a few steps without any corruption.

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