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Microsoft Access Reviews in May 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Microsoft Access Reviews & Ratings

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Anonymous User

12/19/17

4 out of 5

"Microsoft Access in Small Business Setting"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? The ability to create sophisticated reports that provide just the specific detail we need. And the assistance the tool provides is helpful. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? The filtering tool seems incomplete at times -- Ex. Cannot use 'Begins with' in certain circumstances. Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Learn the basics really well, then it can be a very powerful tool. What problems is Microsoft Access ...

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Anonymous User

12/15/17

3.5 out of 5

"Microsoft Access for data base management"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Management of databases easy. Price wise cheap as it is an inbuilt product in the MS office Suite What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Compared to SQL, MS Access is not much user friendly. personally Queries are a bit more confusing than SQL Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Yes I would recommend this product to others. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? To analyse the companies ...

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Anonymous User

12/15/17

3.5 out of 5

"Microsoft Access for data base management"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Management of databases easy. Price wise cheap as it is an inbuilt product in the MS office Suite What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Compared to SQL, MS Access is not much user friendly. personally Queries are a bit more confusing than SQL Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Yes I would recommend this product to others. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? To analyse the companies ...

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Anonymous User

12/13/17

5 out of 5

"MS Access is a great way to manage large volumes of data"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? It is simple to use and customize. I am able to make a very simple db for data manipulation or create a data for multiple users. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Error messages are not always clearly defined but this is infrequent. Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: It is an easy product to use but may not be for every end user. Typically, someone who is expert level in excel will find this useful as the formulas ...

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Samantha H

12/12/17

5 out of 5

"Great for spreadsheets that are to large for Excel"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Love that I can combine tables, create queries, forms and reports What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? There is nothing I have disliked about Access. It is a great program Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Must have if you have very large tables and want pretty reports. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? Able to take large tables and break them up into multiple tables and use ...

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Anonymous User

12/11/17

5 out of 5

"Microsoft access"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Microsoft access is very easy to use for research What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? We are having issues with it in office 2016 What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? I use Microsoft access for research on invoices and accounts

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Anonymous User

12/09/17

4 out of 5

"Great software for large database"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? User friendly and easy to understand reports What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? I don’t have any complaints regarding Microsoft Access. Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Very useful for organizing large database What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? We had a large database of customers that are now easily monitored

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Max T

12/07/17

5 out of 5

"Great Software"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Access makes it simple to move from concept to production. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Sometimes the product feels a watered down. Sometimes I have to do reenter data that wasn't captured in my initial input correctly. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? We use access as our main operating system.

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Anonymous User

12/07/17

5 out of 5

"If you want custom business software, there is no easier way to do it than Access"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Tables (which can be linked from SQL Server), Queries, Forms, Reports, VBA! Access has it all. Our entire business runs in Access, we even send e-mails and faxes via Access. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? The ribbon (2007 and later). Sadly Microsoft has been doing its best to kill Access in recent years. Access 2003 was far and away the best version but sadly its days are numbered as Windows 10 can not run Office ...

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Anonymous User

12/06/17

5 out of 5

"Love!"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? I love being able to keep all my data in one place. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Creating reports in the app itself is not the easiest. Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Use the help menu! What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? I keep all of the data pertaining to each course in the database. I can then extract exactly what I want to create particular documents.

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