LibreOffice CalC – Supported File Formats

LibreOffice uses the Open Document Format (ODF) as its primary supported file format. ODF is a fully open and ISO standardized file format that gives you the guarantee of never losing access to your data.

One of the primary benefits of ODF files is that both open-source or proprietary software can easily implement their support for these file formats without the need for complicated licensing. When it comes to LibreOffice’s CalC Spreadsheet, it’s compatible with a wide range of document formats, even including the Microsoft Excel (.xls, .xlsx)

This tutorial shows the complete list of file formats that are supported by the LibreOffice CalC spreadsheet application.

File TypesExtensions
ODF Spreadsheet.ODS
ODF Spreadsheet Template.OTS
Flat XML ODF Spreadsheet.FODS
Unified Office Format Spreadsheet.UOS
Microsoft Excel 2007-2013 XML.XISX
Microsoft Excel 2003 XML.XML
Microsoft Excel 97-2003.XLS
Microsoft Excel 97-2003 template.XLT
Data Interchange format.DIF
dBase.DBF
HTML Document (Calc).HTML
SYLK.SLK
Text CSV.CSV
Office Open XML Spreadsheet.XISX
Microsoft Excel 2007-2016 XML (Macroenabled).XLSM
Supported file types by LibreOffice Calc.

Check the supported file formats for LibreOffice Writer.

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