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I have to build a database which would contain the name of a portfolio, its
largest and second largest concentration, and the percentages each of these concentrations make up of the total portfolio. Then I need to find some way where I can easily choose a specific concentration, and have all of the portfolios that are affected (whether largest or second largest) displayed. I am not sure whether Excel or Access is better suited for this task. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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NBUCK,
Excel will work fine, as long as your don't have over 65000 portfolios. After you have entered all your data, simply apply the autofilter, and you can show only those that have, for example, largest concentration values between 15% and 25%, if that is what you want, or those where the second largert concentration is greater than 18%, etc. etc. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "NBUCK" wrote in message ... I have to build a database which would contain the name of a portfolio, its largest and second largest concentration, and the percentages each of these concentrations make up of the total portfolio. Then I need to find some way where I can easily choose a specific concentration, and have all of the portfolios that are affected (whether largest or second largest) displayed. I am not sure whether Excel or Access is better suited for this task. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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NBUCK,
Excel will work fine, as long as your don't have over 65000 portfolios. After you have entered all your data, simply apply the autofilter, and you can show only those that have, for example, largest concentration values between 15% and 25%, if that is what you want, or those where the second largert concentration is greater than 18%, etc. etc. For those situations where you want either first or second to be greater than a certain value, you may need to use a 'helper' column of formulas on which to filter. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "NBUCK" wrote in message ... I have to build a database which would contain the name of a portfolio, its largest and second largest concentration, and the percentages each of these concentrations make up of the total portfolio. Then I need to find some way where I can easily choose a specific concentration, and have all of the portfolios that are affected (whether largest or second largest) displayed. I am not sure whether Excel or Access is better suited for this task. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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