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Is Excel or Word better for holding and searching data
In Microsoft Office 2003 to create a small d ata base for use by staff
accustomed to Word and Excel, which is the more useful for (1) easy retrieval of information, and (2) possibly putting onto a web page? |
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Is Excel or Word better for holding and searching data
I'd definitely use Excel for this.
HTH. Best wishes Harald "Ione" skrev i melding ... In Microsoft Office 2003 to create a small d ata base for use by staff accustomed to Word and Excel, which is the more useful for (1) easy retrieval of information, and (2) possibly putting onto a web page? |
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Is Excel or Word better for holding and searching data
Excel would be as it offers to FILTER the information. (Tools-Filter)
-- Santosh Kumar "Harald Staff" wrote: I'd definitely use Excel for this. HTH. Best wishes Harald "Ione" skrev i melding ... In Microsoft Office 2003 to create a small d ata base for use by staff accustomed to Word and Excel, which is the more useful for (1) easy retrieval of information, and (2) possibly putting onto a web page? |
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