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panelboard schedule in an MS ACCESS table question

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mvsubstations

mvsubstations

Electrical
Oct 1, 2019
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Just curious, has anyone had experience creating panelboard and/or cable and conduit schedules in an MS ACCESS table? Once these schedules have to link to each other for shared information (like cables in a conduit), it seems MS ACCESS would handle those links MUCH better than EXCEL.
 
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You could do it in either program, but it's much easier to get to look nice in Excel. You can then copy and paste into an AutoCAD drawing.
 
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And it's even easier to use somebody else's programming as in the folks at SKM, Easypower, ETAP, etc. That wheel exists, no need for reinvention.

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-- Douglas Hofstadter, Jan 1982
 
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