Seamlessly import Excel spreadsheets and data to Access’s databases for further analysis and more detailed information with this app.
- XlsToMdb
- Version :3.5 Release 1 Build 170629
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Withdata Software
XlsToMdb Description
In case your line of work entails data analysis and management at the same time, then chances are that you are currently working with both Microsoft Excel and Access. While the first can help you do statistical comparisons and mathematical calculations, the latter’s role is to display the data in a more organized manner.
XlsToMdb is a user-friendly application that allows you to import content created on Excel spreadsheets to Access where it is more structured so you can interpret it easier and create more relevant reports.
Fast configuration and easy to use
The installation is eventless and takes only a few seconds, whereas the interface is modern, sleek and overall intuitive. The application does not require any special configuration and you simply need to set up the XLS file before importing it to MDB.
More exactly, you can select the column of data, specify what to do with the data (append, replace, etc), configure the fields and save the SQL script or import directly to Access. On a side note, you can obtain the same result by accessing the Wizard for Importing function.
Includes several useful features for manipulating large databases
It it worth mentioning that XlsToMdb allows you to save your current session, a feature that can surely come in handy when you want to process a very large database and you do not manage to go through it in a single day.
In case you are an advanced user, then you can use the command line to save and make batch files automatically. Moreover, if you count processing databases on a daily basis, then you can set up automatic conversion tasks to be performed on a regular schedule. This option can save companies a lot of time, energy and money in the long run.
A good utility for anyone working with large databases
In an ideal situation, if you need to work with medium or large databases then you should be working with Microsoft’s database management tools interchangeably. Then again, if you find it easier and more convenient to work in Excel, then XlsToMdb can lend you a hand with processing the data seamlessly to Access.