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Transfer data and tables from one server to another server quickly. Simply provide the login information for both databases to connect. No SQL knowledge is required.

Quickly apply standard math operation to a group of selected cells in MS Excel. The program is very easy to use -- addition, subtraction, multiplication or division of a number (percentage, fixed value, sum, etc.) to any cells in your workbook.

Transfer data and tables from one MS SQL Server to another quickly. Simply provide the login information for both databases to connect. No SQL knowledge is required.

Use this application to find and extract emails in your Excel files. Save the results to a text file.

Horizontally merge (combine, match, union) two Access tables into one by a common column (field) of data. The two tables can be located in the same Access file or two different Access files. No complicated options or SQL knowledge required. For Access experts, this is similar to an OUTER JOIN where a new table is created with the results.

Sort a group of selected cells in MS Excel using different methods. Features include: A-Z Sort Selected Cells Starting at Second Character Position, Starting at Third Character Position, Starting at x Character Position, Starting at Second Word, Starting at Third Word, Starting at x Word, Starting After User-specified Characters, By Alphabet Characters, By Numeric Characters, By Alphanumeric Characters, By Non-alphanumeric Characters, Backwards

Search for certain characters within a MySQL database. If these characters are found, extract the field and save to file. Also, extract MySQL data between starting and ending characters throughout the entire database.

Search for certain characters within a MS SQL Server database. If these characters are found, extract the fields and save to file. Also, extract data between starting and ending characters throughout the entire database.

Compare 2 Excel sheets / files and show the differences for each cell. The comparing process will produce a report that is easy to understand.

Divide one field (column) into 2 or more in Microsoft Access. A wizard guides you through the process of selecting a field (and table) to be split. The values found in the field will be split by a delimiting (dividing) character of your choice. The necessary amount of new fields will be created with the new split-data.