Naturally, Microsoft Office Excel is designed to work well with facts and figures. However, Excel can do much more than just crunch numbers. For certain types of data, Excel is an ideal database management system. Excel is very good for entering, storing, and analyzing small amounts of data. Excel is also, of course, a less expensive alternative to larger computing- intensive database management systems designed for business and academic institutions to store sizable amounts of data. For those who don’t have the time or interest to study advanced data storage and data management techniques, Excel provides a much lower learning curve. Also, Excel provides data analysis features lacking in many more expensive database management systems.
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