May 2001
Intermediate to advanced
1184 pages
33h 57m
English
For basic list-management tasks, such as sorting, searching, grouping, and summarizing, Excel is an appropriate, easy-to-use tool. For large and complex databases, however, you have better choices, including Microsoft Access. Choose Access over Excel if any of the following statements is true:
You need to combine data from multiple tables.
You want to create custom data-entry forms and highly formatted reports.
You want to create a secure application that multiple users can work with simultaneously.
Your list contains more than 65,536 records.
You want to store sounds, pictures, or other data besides text and numbers.
If your database needs have outgrown Excel's list-management capabilities, let a more powerful ...
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