Microsoft Access 2010: Sharing Data Across Applications

While this may not be apparent upon first glance, Microsoft Access can actually share data across applications. This means you can import and export data to and from Access; this can be utilized in conjunction with a text file, a different Access database, and Microsoft Excel, to name a few examples. Access is a great place for storing your data, but it unfortunately cannot do everything you may want to with your data. As such, you need an ability to use a different program in conjunction with Access in order to achieve your goals. Learn how to accomplish this through this training video.

Using Access, you can send your data to Microsoft Word and create a mail merge document, allowing you to create a creative presentation to go along with your Access data. Gain the knowledge and instructions on how to do this via this Video On Demand. Utilize and implement the information presented here and share your data across applications.

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Anyone using Access 2010 to share data

• Sharing Data Across Applications
• Importing or Linking Access Objects
• Importing or Linking Foreign Data
• Exporting Data to Text File Formats
• Exporting Data to Excel
• Creating a Mail Merge

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