So... right now at my job I have 10 different outlook files for different sales people. Each file has the accounts they handle and the monthly revenue going back - 10 years.
The problem - is having to update 10 different files each month...
I would love to be able to use access to have every account in one place and then when I update those each excel sheet gets updated for the staff?
Is that easily doable in Access?
I consider myself a strong user of excel but have never used access..
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So... right now at my job I have 10 different outlook files for different sales people. Each file has the accounts they handle and the monthly revenue going back - 10 years.
The problem - is having to update 10 different files each month...
I would love to be able to use access to have every account in one place and then when I update those each excel sheet gets updated for the staff?
Is that easily doable in Access?
I consider myself a strong user of excel but have never used access..
Thanks in advance!
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