Excel To Access v.v.

chester1993

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Hello everyone. It's nice to be back here. Obviously, I need a big help from this forum, again.

I am to develop a project that would allow may co-team mates to request for Vacations Leaves via Excel (using a Data Entry form). These request will go directly to a database in Access. Why Access? I thought storing a large amount of "request" in Excel would only increase the file size and make it harder for the codes to execute. If I am wrong here, please educate me a better way of resolving that issue.

With that being said, the file will be shared AND/OR the users can download the file and save a copy of it on their own desktop. Now, since the requests are in a Access database, again please correct me on this part if I have a misconception, the file, even though it has multiple copies outside and shared to different users, it would update real time on the users end. Am I wrong here? Let me know.

Another dilemma I have is where to save the database that would allow the Excel files to update real-time. I was thinking of shared drive or folder. Is that a possibility? How about One Drive? Can it do the work?

The project right now is in a planning phase. I want to sort out this questions first before I start doing it and I think this is the best place to ask for guidance.
If it helps, I am using an Office 365.
 

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Cross posted at: Excel to Access database v.v. - OzGrid Free Excel/VBA Help Forum
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If you do cross-post in the future and also provide links, then there shouldn’t be a problem.
Oh I'm sorry about that, RoryA. Will make sure this won't happen again! And oh, is Ozgrid and MrExcel one and the same now?
 
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