thank you

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Of course nobody knows what the heck you're talking about since you started
a new thread instead of replying to your original thread.
 
darlene said:
i found the answer to my problem

Wonderful!

You mind sharing?

Looking (Google search) for what you might be talking about - I assume it is
this:
http://help.wugnet.com/windows/computer-ftopict633397.html

Strangely the Google Group Archives have been ... unreliable ... as of
late - and that is a pretty good representation. However - in case one
wants it without the advertisements in their face:

darlene said:
how would i start a medical data base
Do not respond to this nymshifting troll.

Brian said:
What type of data do you want to put in your database. The program
you can use is Microsoft access.

darlene said:
microsoft data base

Brian said:
Go to www.microsoft.com and search for access and it will take you
to a free demo on how to use access

Nate said:
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Darlene

An alternative to Microsoft Access is Microsoft Excel. Do you have
either?

<editors opinion: things get ... distracted ... from this point on>

Bruce said:
Er.... Excel is a spreadsheet application, designed for crunching
numbers and financial data. It's not even close to being a database
application.
Bruce

Please reconsider your statement. It may not be as sophisticated as
Microsoft Access but it is a database application.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/excel/HA010346321033.aspx

Bruce said:
It takes a lot more than pivot tables to make a database. Excel
doesn't come close to even the long defunct DataStar or dBase3 in
terms of database capabilities.
Bruce

So you concede that Excel is a database?
I guess that raises the question as to whether or not a spreadsheet
(like Excel) is a database or not. In some sense, it sure can be
seen that way: i.e, as a "database" of numeric data. But I don't
think that's the most conventional use of the term "database" (for
a program).
Database: A collection of related electronic records in a
standardized format, searchable in a variety of ways, such as
title, author, subject, and keyword. ...

A spreadsheet, if it were organized with consistent columns of data
of the same type in a column, of a specific nature, allowing
searching and indexing, would be technically considered a database.

As an example, if you have a mailing list that contains both active
and inactive contacts, each column represents a specific type of
data, you could consider that a database.

If the columns contain different types of data, such as a mix of non
related information vertically, instead of only related data, this
dissimilar data per column would invalidate it as a database.

So, if a column had say:
RED
GREEN
BLUE
ORANGE
YELLOW
...

As long as it was only colors, it would could be considere a
database.
If the same column was mixed with:
Red
12/1/2001
TIRE
=50*C$1$

Then the sheet would not be a database.

Yeah...

Fantastic.
 
Leythos

I was impressed by your contribution on the subject of databases! Now
don't go and tell me it was an impersonator <G>.


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Gerry said:
Leythos

Which one <G>?
http://snurl.com/jt17q [www_google_co_uk]


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Leythos said:
I read it from a book while posting.

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I read it from a book while posting.

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I stole it from here http://www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/international/glossary/

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