The Excel analyst's guide to Access /
Alexander, Michael,1972-
Indianapolis, IN : Wiley,
2010.
"Like many managers, accountants, and analysts, you've been using Excel for data analysis. It's a good tool, but you're beginning to find its limitations frustrating. You're looking for more scalability. More transparency of analytical processes. The ability to separate data from presentation. Access makes it all possible, and this guide helps you add Access to your analytical toolbox. Learn the essentials of using Access, basic and advanced analysis techniques, how to build reports, and much more...Easily move data between Excel and Access ; Normalize and store Excel data in a structured relational database ; Use Access to analyze large amounts of data ; Build reports and implement dashboard-style visualization ; Report Access data using Excel's presentation layer ; Automate redundant reporting analysis using Excel and Access macros ; Save time and increase productivity by automating redundant processes using VBA ; Get external data using SQL, ADO, and XML."--P.[4] of cover.
Includes index.
"Like many managers, accountants, and analysts, you've been using Excel for data analysis. It's a good tool, but you're beginning to find its limitations frustrating. You're looking for more scalability. More transparency of analytical processes. The ability to separate data from presentation. Access makes it all possible, and this guide helps you add Access to your analytical toolbox. Learn the essentials of using Access, basic and advanced analysis techniques, how to build reports, and much more...Easily move data between Excel and Access ; Normalize and store Excel data in a structured relational database ; Use Access to analyze large amounts of data ; Build reports and implement dashboard-style visualization ; Report Access data using Excel's presentation layer ; Automate redundant reporting analysis using Excel and Access macros ; Save time and increase productivity by automating redundant processes using VBA ; Get external data using SQL, ADO, and XML."--P.[4] of cover.
Microsoft Access.
Microsoft Excel (Computer file)
Database management.
Databases.