Convert PMT to RTF

Understanding PMT and RTF file formats

PMT files are typically associated with PlanMaker, a spreadsheet application that is part of the SoftMaker Office suite. These files store spreadsheet data, including formulas, charts, and formatting. RTF (Rich Text Format) is a widely supported document file format developed by Microsoft, designed for cross-platform document interchange with support for text formatting, images, and tables.

Why convert PMT to RTF?

Converting a PMT spreadsheet to RTF allows you to share your data in a format that is easily opened and edited in most word processors, such as Microsoft Word, LibreOffice Writer, and Google Docs. This is useful for distributing reports or data summaries to users who may not have PlanMaker installed.

How to convert PMT to RTF

Direct conversion from PMT to RTF is not natively supported by most software. The recommended approach is to first open the PMT file in PlanMaker and then export or copy the content to an RTF-compatible application.

Using SoftMaker PlanMaker

1. Open your PMT file in PlanMaker.
2. Select the data or sheet you want to export.
3. Go to File → Export and choose a supported format such as TXT or CSV.
4. Open the exported file in a word processor like Microsoft Word or LibreOffice Writer.
5. Save or export the document as RTF using File → Save As and selecting RTF as the file type.

Alternative: Copy and paste method

1. Open the PMT file in PlanMaker.
2. Select the desired cells or content and copy them (Ctrl+C).
3. Open a word processor that supports RTF (e.g., Microsoft Word).
4. Paste the content (Ctrl+V).
5. Save the document as RTF via File → Save As.

Best software for PMT to RTF conversion

• SoftMaker PlanMaker: The native application for PMT files, best for opening and exporting your data.
• Microsoft Word or LibreOffice Writer: Ideal for saving documents in RTF format after importing or pasting data.

Summary

While there is no direct one-step converter for PMT to RTF, using PlanMaker to export or copy your data and then saving it as RTF in a word processor is the most reliable method. This ensures your spreadsheet data is accessible in a widely supported document format.