The Excel Analyst's Guide to Access
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons Inc (US)
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Published:05/05/2010
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Price:$59.99
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The ultimate handbook for Excel analysts who need reporting solutions using Access
Excel and Access are intended to work together. This book offers a comprehensive review of the extensive analytical and reporting functionality that Access provides and how it enhances Excel reporting functions.
Sales managers, operations analysts, administrative assistants, office managers, and many others who rely heavily on data can benefit from learning to integrate Excel and Access, and this book shows you how.
- Gain productivity by using Access as your database rather than Excel
- Enhance your analytics tool-set by incorporating Access functionality
- Leverage Access to automate the collection, shaping and crunching of impossible amounts of data
- Move data easily between Excel and Access
- Start reporting Access data using Excel's presentation layer
- Save item and increase productivity by automating your processes through integration of Excel and Access
- Use VBA, ADO, and SQL to move data from one application to the other
- Integrate Excel into other Office applications
The Excel Analyst's Guide to Access helps you get more from both applications.
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