FROM EXCEL TO

ORACLE APEX

Many companies today have a lot of valuable information in Microsoft Excel sheets. WebSyters can help you migrate it to a more structured IT environment like Oracle APEX.
You’re well aware the associated problems with spredsheets…things like
Data Security – Face it, laptops have a way of walking
Data Validation – Errors in a spreadsheet can go unnoticed for long periods of time
Multiple Versions of the Truth – Which spreadsheet is correct?? Yours or mine?
Backup and Recovery – C'mon how often are you backing up your machine?? Are you willing to bet your data on it??
Lack of Mobility – Spreadsheets generally aren’t suited for smaller mobile devices.
ORACLE APEX APP

CRMCIVICO
WORKING APP

Spreadsheets to Database
Spreadsheets to Database
An organized collection of data, generally stored and accessed electronically from a computer system

SQL
DATABASE

As opposed to a spreadsheet, a database is a lot more complex. It is a collection of data organized and managed via structured query language (SQL). Most commonly databases are formatted in rows and columns, giving rise to the belief that they are identical to spreadsheets. But if we compare the data visualization functionalities of database software such as Tableau to the spreadsheets you find in Excel, this similarity quickly wears thin. Moreover, databases can vary in size tremendously from the smallest computer file on your desktop to giant cloud clusters. While spreadsheets are usually limited to a given number of cells.
Interactive computer application for organization, analysis and storage of data in tabular form

EXCEL
SPREADSHEET

It is an electronic ledger, an electronic version of paper accounting worksheets. It was created to facilitate people who needed to store their accounting information (now any data) in tabular form digitally. So, it is possible to create tables in a spreadsheet. This is one reason some people believe spreadsheets and databases are interchangeable, while, in reality, they aren’t.
FROM EXCEL TO

ORACLE APEX

Many companies today have a lot of valuable information in Microsoft Excel sheets. WebSyters can help you migrate it to a more structured IT environment like Oracle APEX.
You’re well aware the associated problems with spredsheets…things like
Data Security – Face it, laptops have a way of walking
Data Validation – Errors in a spreadsheet can go unnoticed for long periods of time
Multiple Versions of the Truth – Which spreadsheet is correct?? Yours or mine?
Backup and Recovery – C'mon how often are you backing up your machine?? Are you willing to bet your data on it??
Lack of Mobility – Spreadsheets generally aren’t suited for smaller mobile devices.
Link to demo app
ORACLE APEX APP

CRMCIVICO
WORKING APP

Spreadsheets to Database
Spreadsheets to Database
An organized collection of data, generally stored and accessed electronically from a computer system

SQL
DATABASE

As opposed to a spreadsheet, a database is a lot more complex. It is a collection of data organized and managed via structured query language (SQL). Most commonly databases are formatted in rows and columns, giving rise to the belief that they are identical to spreadsheets. But if we compare the data visualization functionalities of database software such as Tableau to the spreadsheets you find in Excel, this similarity quickly wears thin. Moreover, databases can vary in size tremendously from the smallest computer file on your desktop to giant cloud clusters. While spreadsheets are usually limited to a given number of cells.
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Interactive computer application for organization, analysis and storage of data in tabular form

EXCEL
SPREADSHEET

It is an electronic ledger, an electronic version of paper accounting worksheets. It was created to facilitate people who needed to store their accounting information (now any data) in tabular form digitally. So, it is possible to create tables in a spreadsheet. This is one reason some people believe spreadsheets and databases are interchangeable, while, in reality, they aren’t.
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