[mso] Re: Excel-A Tough One
- From: "Peter Chiavaro" <kp@xxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2008 21:03:47 -0500
Hi Jim,
The link provided by Miss Linda has a good description.
Generally speaking though,, a spreadsheet is geared more towards formulae.
(hope I spelt that right), For example there is no better tool to use when
trying to calculate mortgage or interest rates and payments and the like.
Once you define your formula,, Enter two X and Y numbers and POOF.. right
before your very eyes!... all the facts and figures. A database is best
suited to store hard data and manage relationships between that data a tad
better than a spreadsheet. Relationships between customers and their many
orders for example.
Peter C.
Stuart, FL
>------Original Message-----
>- On Behalf Of
>-James Wells
>-
>-Subject: [mso] Re: Excel-A Tough One
>-
>-OK, Peter, I'll bite! What exactly is the difference??
>-Jim
>-
>-
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