I would like to be able to export my DVD list to XLS to put on my BlackJack II to take with me since the mobile version does not support non-touch screen WM devices. Also, since I would have to do it on every update, a shortcut like alt-x or something along with a toolbar button.

One main issue I am getting before I settle on a program is either free or reasonably cost without paying for alot of upgrades. This product I think would work for me if either the PDA sync and/or XLS support was added. Going to csv (still looking how to with plugin installed) then converting to xls is alot of work.

I suggest trying CSVexport. Open the CSV file with Excel, then SaveAs ... XLS. Should be a snap. Edit: Almost forgot: Excel will also load XML quite nicely. Then just save to XLS.

Thanks everyone. Having a hard time deciding which program to use.
This one, Griffith and MyMovies.
MyMovies does not have a notes section and only worked a few times. I like it has a Sqlexpress db but I see it could be done here if there is a way to create a sqlexpress db.

When I exported and opened it with Excel 2k7 it had to change a few things to text also too I get 38 listings for the same movie.

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When I exported and opened it with Excel 2k7 it had to change a few things to text also too I get 38 listings for the same movie.

This happens whenever you have "repeating groups",i.e. multiple values for a field. For example, each profile can have a virtually unlimited number of discs. There are multiple studios, multiple genres, etc. This is a very well known and sticky database problem. Just wanted to point that out. One strategy would be to use the selection options to limit the repeats - for example, just get disc 1 for each profile. Then you will get no more than 6 records for each profile - up to three for studos, and up to 3 more for genre. That's why some of the plugins and HTML sections have synthesized fields such as "formatted genres" which will give you just one field, with the genres separated by commas. Using this technique, you would get at most, one record for each disc in the profile. (OMG I forgot about Cast/Crew, which takes the issue up another couple of very big notches!  )

Another example: in some of my plugins, I handle this by spreading out the vaules as though they were separate fields - genre1, genre2, genre3, feature1, feature2, etc. AudioFormat1, AUdioFormat2, etc. And I just stay away from Cast and Crew - too much for me! You get one record per disc, at the price of an artificially long record, that you then have to re-parse to go back into Profiler.