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big john
I know nothing about Access. Can Access be used for comparing the
differences in instructional steps for performing a task ?
differences in instructional steps for performing a task ?
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Keith Wilby
big john said:I know nothing about Access. Can Access be used for comparing the
differences in instructional steps for performing a task ?
I imagine so, yes.
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Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com
Probably depends on what you mean by "compare" and how the instructions are
stored/formatted.
stored/formatted.
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big john
If I wanted to compare a list of instructions for starting up a compressor
with another list of instructions for starting up a compressor, could it show
or place the differences in another document? These two list will have close
to the same steps taken to perform the task of starting up the compressor,
but will also have some differences, maybe like the order of the steps. Or
other equipment not in the first list. Is this possible with Access?
with another list of instructions for starting up a compressor, could it show
or place the differences in another document? These two list will have close
to the same steps taken to perform the task of starting up the compressor,
but will also have some differences, maybe like the order of the steps. Or
other equipment not in the first list. Is this possible with Access?