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Hello Everyone!

I am new here and I have a minimum knowledge of using PHP.  

At my current job, they have to enter data in a spreadsheet which contains 5 columns... 

The problem is... because Spreadsheet is not in sharepoint, they cannot share it.  One person can access it at the time, and that takes a lot of time...

In my previous job, a developer created a PHP website that connected to a data base, and the whole team was able to access that site and make changes simultaneously.  

First question... can I do something similar using Access or Excel? or do i need a mysql?

Second question, I am sure the website needs to be hosted in a server that never shutsdown, right?

Third question. could you provide me some tips or tutorials of how to do that?

Thank you!

 

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5 hours ago, mcubac08 said:

First question... can I do something similar using Access or Excel? or do i need a mysql?

Can you create a PHP website connected to a database... using Access or Excel? No...

Well actually yes, but don't.

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Second question, I am sure the website needs to be hosted in a server that never shutsdown, right?

"Never" isn't as important as "it's running when people need to use it".

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Third question. could you provide me some tips or tutorials of how to do that?

So far it sounds like a standard PHP-website-with-a-database setup. There are plenty of tutorials out there to help you get to that starting point, so if there's a particular place you've gone to before that you liked then you should give them a shot too.

Only particular requirements I would suggest looking for are that the tutorial talks about PDO and it uses PHP 7.0 or later.

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