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Excel is for certain documents can help to schedule, illustrate the attributes on a certain sheet, can help to calculate and making research by mapping ratio which is given by graphical representations. Access can be useful for databases and maps the entities together. It can help to represent the normalized forms and databases.
In access we store data but in excel we can make the analysis of data as well.
both are goodit's depend on what you will do ?for that you will choose best for your work
Excel is more simple, flexible. and its interface is more familiar.
Access can store more data than excel. , more fast in calculation .
More interesting job if you link excel to access. that mean store your data in access , view your reports Graphs in excel...
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Excel is a spreadsheet application and Access is a database application of MS office.
Both are useful applications depending on kind of data we are working on.
Excel is a great application which will help us to do a lot of analysis with its built in formulas, functions, powerful reporting tool like Pivot Table. Format and display our data efficiently with features like conditional format, charts.
If we are looking at large volume of data to be analysed to build relationship between tables and also use this data as a back end for any application then Access is best.
Access is a database management program, while Excel is a spreadsheet application. Excel allows users to crunch numbers, maintain lists and share data. It also allows users to export and import various types of data for manipulation and analysis. Access has more functions, making it a more powerful and complex program. Users can manage more data, and several users can work in an Access database simultaneously. Access is ideal for managing business contacts, tracking customer orders, organizing staff jobs, managing tasks and maintaining product inventories.
