Manager of Process & Systems / Solutions Architect / BI Developer at HENKEL FRANCE
Real User
Feb 26, 2020
We are using the standard 34-bit version of the solution that comes with most standard Office and Excel packages. The solution offers the bare basics but it's everything that you would need to know with regard to data analytics and key reporting techniques. If you can manage Power BI, and other tools, you'll have more enhanced capabilities, but the same logic applies. It's a great tool for newer users who are trying to get involved with data analysis. I stayed away from it originally because it looked very complicated and I had a bad experience with Access, and I thought it was just Microsoft trying to push Access with a different face. However, they really did come through and rethought everything and once you get into exploring the solution, you realize that they have really simplified it so that it's easy to get into. I'd give the solution a solid eight out of ten. It's easy to use, and it offers good pricing and very good flexibility. It's just falling out on some of the extra fancy things that the other more expensive solutions have. However, once you get into paid versions, there may be more features.
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We are using the standard 34-bit version of the solution that comes with most standard Office and Excel packages. The solution offers the bare basics but it's everything that you would need to know with regard to data analytics and key reporting techniques. If you can manage Power BI, and other tools, you'll have more enhanced capabilities, but the same logic applies. It's a great tool for newer users who are trying to get involved with data analysis. I stayed away from it originally because it looked very complicated and I had a bad experience with Access, and I thought it was just Microsoft trying to push Access with a different face. However, they really did come through and rethought everything and once you get into exploring the solution, you realize that they have really simplified it so that it's easy to get into. I'd give the solution a solid eight out of ten. It's easy to use, and it offers good pricing and very good flexibility. It's just falling out on some of the extra fancy things that the other more expensive solutions have. However, once you get into paid versions, there may be more features.