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Is Excel the right choice for project
We are putting together a booklet that lists the community service work of
100 individual graduating seniors. We envisioned having an electronic form for each student to fill out. It would list the student's name and give them check boxes to activate for the different types of community service they have completed. The data from these individual forms would update a master spreadsheet where each student's information would be on one row. The end result desired is to merge this spreadsheet with Word to print a document with one paragraph per student. Their paragraph would have the student's name and each of the activated types of service separated by commas. Can this be accomplished with Excel or is Access a better choice? |
Is Excel the right choice for project
Access is a better choice.
"K Wilson" wrote: We are putting together a booklet that lists the community service work of 100 individual graduating seniors. We envisioned having an electronic form for each student to fill out. It would list the student's name and give them check boxes to activate for the different types of community service they have completed. The data from these individual forms would update a master spreadsheet where each student's information would be on one row. The end result desired is to merge this spreadsheet with Word to print a document with one paragraph per student. Their paragraph would have the student's name and each of the activated types of service separated by commas. Can this be accomplished with Excel or is Access a better choice? |
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