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Each employee records their weekly work data in an
Excel workbook. These workbooks contain hidden VBA code and uses Forms and buttons, etc. (BTW, each workbook is a minimum of 260K+ in size.) If I need to check past data, I simply navigate through the file and folder system and find the correct .xlsm workbook file(s) and peek at the data that I'm interested in. The above method seems ineffecient to me. Does anyone think it would be better to use an Access database for this? I thought about creating easy-to-use input forms in Access, then our employees can store everything in a single database file. Someone told me that the Access database file would be too big for this. I'm not sure if that's true, especially if I create new database files for each new year, for example db2013.accdb, db2014.accdb, etc. etc... Does anyone have an opinion about this? Do you think the Access approach would have smaller yearly data files? Is one approach more efficient than the other? Id' appreciate any thoughts here. Thank you. |
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