But is seems no one at Microsoft can answer me.
I simply need to know if Access will do what we need it to before we spend a fortune on training.
I work for a construction company and we track all our job material on a spreadsheet, in the workbook there is a database and then several sheets that have queries to the database page.
Would we be better off setting up a central database in Access and keep the excel spreadsheet for the queries??? or setting up reports in Access. We can have anywhere from 50-70 projects on the go at the same time and need to be able to track for each project. Note - several users access these spreadsheets with varied levels of knowledge, I would like to keep them as simple and locked down as possible.
It's very hard to explain all this without being able to show a visual but any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your time.
Kim
I simply need to know if Access will do what we need it to before we spend a fortune on training.
I work for a construction company and we track all our job material on a spreadsheet, in the workbook there is a database and then several sheets that have queries to the database page.
Would we be better off setting up a central database in Access and keep the excel spreadsheet for the queries??? or setting up reports in Access. We can have anywhere from 50-70 projects on the go at the same time and need to be able to track for each project. Note - several users access these spreadsheets with varied levels of knowledge, I would like to keep them as simple and locked down as possible.
It's very hard to explain all this without being able to show a visual but any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your time.
Kim