Winner of the Access AdvisorReader’s Choice Award for “Best Business Product” multiple times, Total Access Statistics is the most powerful data analysis tool forĪccess and is simply the best solution for generating complex statistical analysis in Access. Only one file (2.5 MB) needs to be distributed.
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A royalty-free runtime distribution license is included toĪllow developers to distribute such applications to non-Total Access Statistics owners. Usersĭon’t even need to know that Total Access Statistics is running in the background. Developers who need statistical analysis in theirĭatabases can by-pass the Wizard and add all the statistical features directly into their applications with a simple procedure call. Total Access Statistics can also be added to Microsoft Access applications. Eliminate the need to export data or import results. They can also be merged with other data, and added to forms and reports. Best of all, the results are in tables that can be viewed, sorted, Total Access Statistics also supports ADPs with direct use of SQL Server tables, views, stored procedures, and user defined functions.Īn unlimited number of records and multiple fields can be analyzed at once. Any Access table, linked table (including SQL Server, Oracle, dBase, Paradox, FoxPro, etc.), or SELECT All settings areĪutomatically saved for re-use. The interactive Statistics Wizard makes it easy to select the data, fields, and statistical options to perform. Simply open the database containing the data toĪnalyze, then invoke Total Access Statistics from the menu. Running totals, group analysis, non-parametric analysis, and probability calculations can be easily generated.ĭesigned specifically for Microsoft Access, Total Access Statistics works directly in Access as an Access add-in. Total Access Statistics solves these problems by giving users a wide range of statisticalĪnalysis functions with the features and options database users and developers expect.Ĭalculations such as percentiles, correlations, confidence intervals, regressions, t-Tests, The statistical analysis programs that are available also tend to be large stand-alone programs licensed on a per user basis. This approach is not only time-consuming, but error-prone and usually cannot be automated. In some cases, the results are provided as text files that need to be parsed in order to Additionally, they require exporting data into those programs, performing the analysis there,Īnd then importing the data back into Access. There are other statistical programs on the market, but they are not designed specifically for Microsoft Access and usually require learning aĭifferent programming language and terms. Generate statistical analysis beyond the rudimentary features of Access queries requires a great deal of programming. Unfortunately, the built-in tools available within Access are limited in their ability to perform advanced data analysis. As the most popular database program on the PC, Microsoft Access databases store more and more data every day increasing the need to analyze it
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