Too
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Spreadsheet
are great for developing quick, independent sets of information,
calculations, and business processes. |
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The problem with
spreadsheets is that these sets of information are not easily
shared across the organization. |
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As your organization
grows, these spreadsheet become more numerous and more integral
in your overall business process. |
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It comes to a point
where a great percentage of your mission critical data is spread
out across countless spreadsheet in many different formats. |
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Bring
Them Together |
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You may think that
linking these spreadsheets together is a good solution. What
you will find is that this doesn't alleviate the real issue
- the data stored is not consistent, clean, or, at times, complete. |
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The right solution
is to bring the data together first and then link the spreadsheets
to the centralized data. |
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You can maintain
the independence of the individual spreadsheets allow specialized,
ad hoc calculations, but keep the integrity of the core data. |
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How? |
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MS Access stores
the core data. |
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MS Excel and Excel
forms display and manipulate the data. |
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MS Excel saves the
core data in MS Access. |
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Contact
us...
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Contact Data Solutions
by Design for a free consultation and find out how you can automate
your business data. |
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