How can I convert a dBase IV file to Excel on my MAC computer??

How can I convert a dBase IV file to Excel on my MAC computer??
I downloaded the DoxBox program which enables me to use DOS programs such as dBase in my new MAC computer and it does work nicely!!

This is what Excel now imports:

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