Uwe wrote:
> I know the basics of the data base, and must say that the spreadsheet is more
> comfortable,
>for example printing tables is not easily possible,
Using a database?
Select the fields you want printed, and voila.
>to operate between columns by functions is less comfortable.
Comfort comes when one knows the tools that one uses.
> Jonathon> They couldn't tell you which 25% it was, though.]
> Didn't now that one.
That wasn't the only research project to publicly admit that they
knowingly published corrupt data.
When using a spreadsheet as a database, it is in one of two states:
i) Corrupt beyond redemption;
ii) Corrupt, but fixable --- if one has the original source hardcopy,
and time to make the corrections;
xan
jonathon
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