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Questions on making a form to track research; please help
I am starting a research project and was looking for the best way of keeping track of the data. Is it possible to have a group of cells where i can enter the data on a main sheet then have a submit button and it puts the data on another worksheet? I wanna make it so that people don't accidentally change data while imputing new data.
Data that will be entered is a Im trying to find a correlation between two disease in dogs. Reference number: Name: Sex: Breed: .... And a place to put any additional notes Thanks |
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Hi Lacrosseboss,
Yes, you could do that in Excel, but using a database (eg Access) would make more sense.
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Hey Macro,
Yeah while researching different methods, Access came up a lot. Only problem is that ive never used access. I opened it up and tried to mess around with it but was lost. Do you know of any tutorials that would help? Thanks a lot for the quick reply. |
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Hi Lacrosseboss,
Sorry, but my forte is Word & Excel - I've never needed to develop anything in Access.
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