08/13/07 Tip of the Week. SharePoint: Tip 8 - Using list with Excel and Access.
August 13, 2007 from Mark Perry
Quite often, individual departments use spreadsheets and databases for analyzing and keeping track of data. And just as often, the information technology department is completely unaware of these things. As a result, IT may have a problem when a department’s spreadsheet stops working or when a department outgrows its database. SharePoint provides extensive features for integrating with Excel and Access such as creating one-to-one relationships between spreadsheets and databases to SharePoint lists providing a natural repository for working with tables, rows, and columns.
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