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guruganapati
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Posted on 07-28-09 9:49
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My question to any computer guys, Please help me find a software (trail version) that could keep a very simple customer database. With just Dates, Names and Amounts. I've been searching from yesterday but in vain.........your help in this matter would be highly appreciated. Thanks !!
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बैरे
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Posted on 07-28-09 9:51
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Posted on 07-28-09 10:16
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Why can't you just MS Excel for that. I don't see a need for a database here.
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Posted on 07-28-09 10:42
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I'm using excel until now but it takes too much time and lots of errors.........my datas are in thousands, connecting with each of our office in 50 countries.......i'm 100% sure there's an easy way to do this....i'm trying it in ms access lets see what happens.......but still if anyone is aware of any type of software, pls do let me know...........
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SickNTired
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Posted on 07-28-09 10:45
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If you have records over 64,000, it will probably make sense to use Access. Use a controlled form for data input so that you cannot enter junk data.
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