Why?

If you already have the data going into Excel, what is it that you expect
Access will do that Excel isn't doing?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"freddy" wrote in message
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I am a desktop support person and I have a vbscript to inventory all the
computers on the network. I use the script to gather information like
username, memory, hard drive space, and I am thinking about getting
installed
software. I have the script writing to an excel file, which is ok for now.
I
would like to use Access 2003 but my problem is the design. Do I create
one
table and have a field for username, computer name, memory, and so on or
do I
create more than one table like for username and one for computername.
Plus
how do I handle the installed software?
My idea was to have three tables: one for username which will have full
name, one for computername which will have all the computer stuff like
memory, hd, etc and one for software which will have software name,
version,
installed date, etc. Please someone help me out.

Thanks
Freddt