Hi all,
Could you what kind of strength does Excel have and which area is it used
in? Why it is not replaced by Access?
Clara
thank you so much for your help
Honestly, I'm not sure how one could go about sufficiently answering
this question. Both MS Excel and Access are powerful tools. Probably
the best "broad" definition would be that Excel is a spreadsheet that
handles analysis well (i.e. financial analysis, manipulating data,
inputting formulas, etc.) and Access is a database that also handles
analysis well (i.e. query data from tables, add built-in functions to
the query, etc.). Excel has a spreadsheet size limitation of 256
columns and 65,536 rows per worksheet, and Access has no limitation.
Typically, people will use Access to keep track of their "data
warehouse" (or in other words their business information) and then
analysts will query Access to obtain information, put the information
into Excel, and use Excel's functions to analyze the data.
The power of Excel and Access is amazing! They can do things that you
probably can't imagine.
Matt