MS Access Project Template

karlitob

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Hi all,

A little advice would be most welcome.

I'm an awful man for getting stuck with problems before I start. I'm looking to develop a project tracker that will become my standard one that I use from now on. Before now - I've a mix of all different types.

I've tried project management approaches on Excel, and on OneNote and now I spotted one on Access. I know it's a hard question but is the one on Access good - or better than the other ones?
The problem with excel and onenote is that is quite manual and can't do fancy tricks (well not that I can do on excel) but access seems to be able to .

Thanks in advance.
 

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