We love Excel (as-a-matter-a-fact, both teams report up to the same VP) but there are times where it isn’t the best tool for a database :-). Steven Thomas recently did an interview with Cancer Lifeline about how they moved from Excel to Access. Here is the article intro: Sometimes a business solution is created by using Excel when Access is more appropriate. Or,
Microsoft Office Home And Business 2010, perhaps Excel was originally a good idea, but the data has outgrown an Excel solution and it is time to use a database program. Fortunately, you can move your business data from Excel to Access. Cancer Lifeline, a non-profit organization based in Seattle,
Office 2007 Enterprise Key, originally designed its grant-tracking system by using Excel. After running into trouble with data redundancy,
Microsoft Office Professional Plus, they decided it was time to give Access a try. Dr. Kerry Fowler provides volunteer IT support for Cancer Lifeline. He agreed to an interview in which we discussed Cancer Lifeline's IT needs,
Windows 7 Pro, his role and technical background,
Office 2007 Standard, how they used Excel, and what they have done with Access. View article… <div