Microsoft Office Access is a powerful tool used to create and format databases. Databases allow information to be organized in rows and tables, where queries can be formed to pool data together. Access is a relatively unknown program of the Microsoft Office Suite, but can be one of the most powerful programs, because of its work with other Office programs, especially Word and Excel, as well as servers outside of Microsoft, such as SQL…

Quick Tips for Using Microsoft ® Access 2007 3 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ACCESS AND EXCEL GETTING STARTED DEFINITIONS RIBBON For the most part, Microsoft Access and Excel are very similar. They are both databases, and have similar functions in terms of inputting data. However, you would typically use Microsoft Access when compiling data that is either categorical in nature or involves more reading. A typical project that would be of use in Microsoft Access is a telephone book or a directory. Microsoft Excel typically uses more numerical data than Microsoft Access, and is used to show functions between cells. As you will see from this Quicktip, Access does use relationships, but can show relationships between databases, as well as cells….

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