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Convert Microsoft Access database to Microsoft Access main database.

We have found 7 software records in our database eligible for .mdb to .accdb file format conversion.

The easiest way to convert mdb to accdb, i.e. conversion of different versions of MS Access databases (.mdb and.accdb files) from older format to newer one, would be to use latest Microsoft Access, because only these support both of these file types reliably. Access prior version 2007 did not use .accdb file and hence cannot save or open it and thus cannot be used to perform mdb to accdb database conversion.

You may also find some other 3rd party database converters that support Access formats or even dedicated Access conversion tools.
 

Microsoft Windows software Microsoft Windows icon - convert mdb to accdb on Windows

Microsoft Access icon Microsoft Access

A relational database management system from Microsoft Office

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Convert from mdb file

Yes, Microsoft Access supports mdb file conversion as a source file type.YesYesmdb editorYesYesYesNo

to accdb file

Yes, Microsoft Access supports accdb file conversion as a target file type.YesYesaccdb editorYesYesYesNo

The tables with software actions are a good pointer for what a certain program does with various file types and often may give users a good hint how to perform certain file conversion, for example the above-mentioned mdb to accdb. However, it is not perfect and sometimes can show results which are not really usable because of how certain programs work with files and the possible conversion is thus actually not possible at all.

Microsoft Excel icon Microsoft Excel

A popular spreadsheet application distributed with Microsoft Office suite

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mdb

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accdb

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Full Convert Enterprise

A powerful database to database converter

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mdb

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accdb

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Navicat Premium icon Navicat Premium

Fully-featured version of Navicat for Windows

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mdb

NoNoNoNoNoYesNoNo

accdb

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Apple macOS / Mac OS X software Apple macOS / Mac OS X icon - convert mdb to accdb on OS X

Access Database Manager

Management tool for Access databases on Mac

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mdb

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accdb

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ACCDB MDB Database Pro icon ACCDB MDB Database Pro

Editor of Microsoft Access databases for Mac

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mdb

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accdb

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ACCDB MDB Explorer icon ACCDB MDB Explorer

A database viewer

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mdb

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accdb

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Additional links: Open mdb file, Open accdb file

MDB

An mdb file extension is used by Microsoft Access database management system for its main database files. MDB format was replaced in later version of Microsoft Office by ACCDB format. Access mdb databases can usually be opened in or imported to most database management systems, such as dBase, Oracle etc.

ACCDB

An accdb file extension is used by Microsoft Access from version 2007 for its main database format. A previous binary format had mdb file extension instead. Access is one of the most used personal database management systems.

 

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