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I know that there are alot of software companies out there that have created programs to control documents.
They seem to incorporate alot of functions not really needed and want alot for them.
My question is; Has anyone created there own simple database, linking certain fields in the doc to a table of contents i.e Doc#, rev., rev. date.
All my documents are either in Word or Excel.
Right now if I have to make a doc rev. I have to make a table of contents rev. too. There is alot of room for error when your talking about the number of documents there are. I am constantly checking rev. levels.
What is the simple way?
I tried to link the fields and even hyperlink the doc. to an excel table of contents but it takes so long for the excel sheet to open and thats only with half of my documents.
Thanks,
They seem to incorporate alot of functions not really needed and want alot for them.
My question is; Has anyone created there own simple database, linking certain fields in the doc to a table of contents i.e Doc#, rev., rev. date.
All my documents are either in Word or Excel.
Right now if I have to make a doc rev. I have to make a table of contents rev. too. There is alot of room for error when your talking about the number of documents there are. I am constantly checking rev. levels.
What is the simple way?
I tried to link the fields and even hyperlink the doc. to an excel table of contents but it takes so long for the excel sheet to open and thats only with half of my documents.
Thanks,
