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I am trying to create a database in Excel (yes, i know i should probably be
using Access, but unfortunately the firm i work with are too tight to
purchase it for everyone!) and trying to make it relational. The aim (i
think) is to have 3 databases, one for contact information (this would
include a list of clients, other Estate Agents and applicant details), one
to store a list of properties which are available, under offer, or let, in
our region and a third database to show job details (ie: what the job was,
how much, when started, when completed, who was in charge etc).

What i need to know is if it is possible to link each database and how do i
go about it. Each of the databases would have something in common with each
other i.e. the name of the Estate Agent dealing with a specific property
would be included on the property database and on the contact database. In
addition to this if our company was dealing with a specific property then a
job number would be allocated to the property and the job details and number
would reside on the Job database.

Do i need to give each individual record an ID (as in Access), or can i just
link via the Estate Agent's name or, in the case of the job database, via
the job number.

Any assistance would be most appreciated.

Many thanks

Nic


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Nicola Brennan wrote in message
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Hi

I am trying to create a database in Excel (yes, i know i should probably

be
using Access, but unfortunately the firm i work with are too tight to
purchase it for everyone!) and trying to make it relational. The aim (i
think) is to have 3 databases, one for contact information (this would
include a list of clients, other Estate Agents and applicant details), one
to store a list of properties which are available, under offer, or let, in
our region and a third database to show job details (ie: what the job was,
how much, when started, when completed, who was in charge etc).

What i need to know is if it is possible to link each database and how do

i
go about it. Each of the databases would have something in common with

each
other i.e. the name of the Estate Agent dealing with a specific property
would be included on the property database and on the contact database.

In
addition to this if our company was dealing with a specific property then

a
job number would be allocated to the property and the job details and

number
would reside on the Job database.

Do i need to give each individual record an ID (as in Access), or can i

just
link via the Estate Agent's name or, in the case of the job database, via
the job number.

Any assistance would be most appreciated.

Many thanks

Nic




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