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How do I ensure no data corruption during the Excel to VCF conversion process?

I am planning to convert a large number of contacts from an Excel spreadsheet (XLS/XLSX) to VCF (vCard) format for use on multiple devices. In previous attempts, I noticed issues like missing fields, incorrect phone number formatting, or special characters getting corrupted after conversion. I want to make sure that the Excel to VCF conversion is accurate and that there is no data loss or corruption during the process. What precautions or best practices should I follow to ensure a smooth and error-free conversion? Are there any recommended tools or steps that can help maintain data integrity while converting Excel contacts to VCF format?

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  • To avoid data corruption during the Excel to VCF conversion process, it is important that you start with a well-structured and clear XLS file. All contact details are preserved in rows and columns while exporting data. For safe and perfect contacts conversion, choose the professional tool like OSTtoPSTAPP Excel to VCF Converter, which helps reduce risks because it accurately maps Excel fields to vCard format. The tool preserves original data formatting and supports bulk conversion without altering contact details. Additionally, it provides a preview feature that helps you check contacts before exporting the XLS file to vCard. Your data stays safe because the process works offline, so you can save your data on a local PC. For more information, check the free demo version.

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