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Microsoft Access Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Microsoft Access Reviews & Ratings

Rating Distribution

Excellent

(400)

Very Good

(289)

Good

(98)

Poor

(33)

Terible

(12)

Spotsaas Editor’s POV

Microsoft Access is a powerful database management tool that provides an intuitive interface for managing and analyzing data. Its integration with Microsoft 365 makes it a convenient choice for businesses already using Microsoft products.Read more

Microsoft Access pros and cons

  • Robust database management

  • Customizable tools

  • User-friendly interface

  • Part of Microsoft 365

  • Limited to Microsoft ecosystem

  • May require training

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Anonymous User

01/23/17

3 out of 5

"Access is not particularly usable as a relational database"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? I need relational databases and Access is fine for storing data or collecting data, but so is Excel for storing data What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? It's not relational so it's not functional for storing variable labels or value labels. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? Data management for health research

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Anonymous User

01/20/17

2 out of 5

"Frustrating. "

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Well, it lets me look up the information I need and it let's me save new information. So that's handy. It's basically the easiest program for us to use. It doesn't cost thousands of dollars for not much more functionality like other programs, that's a plus. But it's so unwieldy that we've spent YEARS having a custom program designed for us so that we can stop using this one. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? The interface is out of ...

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Anonymous User

01/20/17

2 out of 5

"Frustrating. "

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Well, it lets me look up the information I need and it let's me save new information. So that's handy. It's basically the easiest program for us to use. It doesn't cost thousands of dollars for not much more functionality like other programs, that's a plus. But it's so unwieldy that we've spent YEARS having a custom program designed for us so that we can stop using this one. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? The interface is out of ...

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Shannon H

01/18/17

3 out of 5

"Microsoft Access Versus Excel"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? In regards to Microsoft Access versus Excel the only benefit I see in Access is that multiple users can enter data in it at the same time. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? One reason I got it was because it was suppose to be able to manage large databases much better than Excel. However, I cannot tell a difference. Also, it was suppose to be able to be more capable with other softwares in regards to importing and exporting files. ...

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Anonymous User

01/16/17

4 out of 5

"Create your own manageable database"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? The ease of use and ability to create forms which in turn allows users to input and manage various forms of data. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Sometimes it can be difficult to follow the parameters needed in order to create a substantial query. Linking to multiple forms is not as straight forward as one would think. Recommendations to others considering Microsoft Access: Cost effective program that allows smaller companies the ...

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Manish S

01/13/17

4.5 out of 5

"Low Cost Database solution if it works for you !!"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? A quick way to set up your database and provide easy integration with other program and software. It also provides a very easy to use user friendly interface and you can drag and drop to create complex queries. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? It is not a software of large amount of data ( > 2GB).. Also, it takes some time to get familiar with the SQL used by Access. This will also make the troubleshooting easier. Recommendations to ...

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Anonymous User

01/12/17

5 out of 5

"Easy to use"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? Easy to use and easy to understand. Was very simple to learn. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Could be a bit easier to use if there were in program assistant. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? Solving probllems relating to account reconciliations

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Eryn V

01/12/17

4 out of 5

"Microsoft access"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? It's easy to install and use, and gives you a fully functional database in no time. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Sometimes there are corruption issues if you try to access your database from different windows types. What problems is Microsoft Access solving and how is that benefiting you? I am finding a way to best store, organize and access data at work in a research setting. Microsoft Access does this well.

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Anonymous User

01/12/17

4.5 out of 5

"Microsoft Access at work"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? I enjoy the ability to port in work from other MS products. Information is easy to compile and reference. I have had no issues using it and creating my own templates. I use it several times a week and have never had any issues with it. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? Microsoft tends to change the layout for each product with each release. I am proficient at one and the next generation, I have to learn everything ...

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Anonymous User

01/11/17

3 out of 5

"Useful for those that know, difficult for those that don't"

What do you like best about Microsoft Access? The database aspect of access makes it far superior to excel. Even better is the ability to design and push out what is essentially an info-management application to users in an office. The issue is if you're not looking to make something that hides the back end bits from everyone. What do you dislike about Microsoft Access? The lack of real progress on making it as user friendly as excel has become. This leads to some tough issues in trying to ...

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