Description
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Advantages
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Disadvantages
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Excel
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§Data
manipulation and analysis program for which the user provides cell-based
data and instructions to
produce numerical and graphical output
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§Cell-based
model creation
§Ability
to model "what-if" scenarios
§Comprehensive
graphing and print formatting functions
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§Basic
functionality for novice users (extended greatly if you know macros)
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Access
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§Data
storage and retrieval program for which the user provides record
and table-based data and instructions
to produce numerical, textual (typically tabular) and graphical output
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§ Ability
to:
–Structure
complex and interrelated data
–Run
complex queries on data
–Develop
customer applications
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§Substantial
setup time for structuring data and creating tables
§Can't
easily manipulate data in individual cells
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SAS
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§High-power
record
and table-based data
analysis tool for managing queries and statistical analysis
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§More
powerful analytic functions
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§Limited
applicability and access to program
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Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Difference In Excel, Access & SAS
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