Creating a quick database with Microsoft Word

Creating a quick database with Microsoft Word is a tutorial. Dewey is a staff member at Tech for Senior and gave this excellent presentation. This tutorial demonstrates how to create a quick and simple database using a word procession.
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[@sherrysherry8081]

This is what I was looking for, it helped a lot thank you

[@beclouise8697]

Thank you so much, this helped a lot!

[@jugodu]

I love this! Keep up the good work :-)

[@JohnStithPemberton]

Thank for vid. Very nice base with data. Could you make an openoffice edition plz

[@jimjohnston3792]

I wasn't really looking for this but found it interesting and helpful. One question, can you enter an image it each line of this type of document?

[@TechforSenior]

Jim, I am not sure. A good question and suggest you give it a try. Thanks for watching a TFS video. Other topics can be found at kzbin.info/aero/PLi6B6bF8hCO5zAbCn9yWQHt7wY4UxKb1j

[@buyaport]

Of course you can! There are two things to remember, though: Pictures need space on the page. You table rows will therefore become quite high. Pictures need memory space, too. Multiply the files size of each picture with the number of pictures and you will see that your Word file will get very large very soon.But that shouldn't be a huge problem with modern computers...

[@bradscheer679]

Do you know if I can create one of these databases and then print it on mailing labels in Word? How do I do that?

[@TechforSenior]

I don't see why not. Word is amazing and prints to anything. I haven't done that.

[@kimdarrylgallemit8965]

Thanks for this vedio. It helps me a lot

[@elliotperry9046]

Desperately needed a database after my, don't judge me, Windows 7 computer tower died. Wife has been trying to get me to Apple, but not yet. I'll give this a shot. Not loving Windows 10, and wary of 11. This looks like it might work. I need it for attendance sheets for the fire department that I am a member and secretary. Thank you!!

[@TechforSenior]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@shrur3527]

Tq🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@TechforSenior]

Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. some videos that might interest you kzbin.info/aero/PLi6B6bF8hCO6--YGWejLR1J7eDU8_cAy6

[@difranco90]

This is helpful for storage of data. Personally I think it misses the mark of the greater purpose and efficiency of using a data base to store information that can be pulled up in other documents or applications.

[@borntodoit8744]

Exactly... database infers store & query where's the SQL style query I am better off just storing in excel & using its forms & query

[@lucyflanagan3628]

Skip the music.

[@lakebreeze6248]

You'd be much better off doing this in excel, then you could use mail merge for any large scale mailing / emailing jobs.

[@TechforSenior]

Thanks for commenting.

[@buyaport]

I wish, some million people would watch this video, esp. in marketing departments of companies! All of them use Excel, but they don't actually know, what Excel is for and what it can do. They just use it as a text table. But Excel is totally rubbish, when it comes to text editing -- it hasn't been improved in this respect since the early 1990s.Rather use Word, please.

[@borntodoit8744]

i don't agree word & excel both store data in table cell but word only as tx and excel as txt & numbers with excell you can separate data storage (tab1) & data query (on tab2) & data visualization (tab3) for me that makes excel superior for database application without going into pure database (SQL dB)

[@lakebreeze6248]

sounds like you're just terrible at excel.