Can a Microsoft Office product help me?

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jcisar

Does anyone have suggestions on a good software which could assist marketers
in which quantitative data can be entered and then processed into diagrams
and information for comparion? We need to enter data representing the number
of telephone service subscribers in our area based on zip code areas in our
region. The data needs to be processed into comparative chart/diagrams that
deliver both a visual and numerically comparison between the amount of
subscribers in one zip code area with the subscribers in surrounding zip code
areas.

Thanks

John

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Get out of the Stonage
Let your Company''''s Brand Evolve

Brandthropology, Burlington VT
www.brandthropology.com
 
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Echo S

jcisar said:
Does anyone have suggestions on a good software which could assist
marketers
in which quantitative data can be entered and then processed into diagrams
and information for comparion? We need to enter data representing the
number
of telephone service subscribers in our area based on zip code areas in
our
region. The data needs to be processed into comparative chart/diagrams
that
deliver both a visual and numerically comparison between the amount of
subscribers in one zip code area with the subscribers in surrounding zip
code
areas.
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Excel's probably your best bet as far as MS Office products go.
Get out of the Stonage
Let your Company''''s Brand Evolve
Brandthropology, Burlington VT
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The typos here sure don't make me want to contact the company. Just sayin'.
 
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George Nicholson

Excel's probably your best bet as far as MS Office products go.

..... but you might want to investigate Mappoint, or something similar, to
use *along with* Excel if you want to see data geographically.

Generally: Access is good for storing large amounts of data, Excel is good
at data analysis and storing smaller amounts of data. Depending on exactly
what your needs are, one product might not be enough.

HTH,
 
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Echo S

Good points, George. Totally agree.

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Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

George Nicholson said:
Excel's probably your best bet as far as MS Office products go.
Click to expand...

.... but you might want to investigate Mappoint, or something similar, to
use *along with* Excel if you want to see data geographically.

Generally: Access is good for storing large amounts of data, Excel is good
at data analysis and storing smaller amounts of data. Depending on exactly
what your needs are, one product might not be enough.

HTH,
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