This is no longer the latest version of Total Access Statistics 2010.
Existing 14.X customers can upgrade to the latest version for a nominal fee.
For more information on the new features, visit Total Access Statistics 2010, Version 14.1.
Total Access Statistics for Access 2010 (version 14) is the 10th major release of Total Access Statistics. We've added many features to support the new capabilities of Access 2010 along with a whole set of new financial cash flow calculations. MS Access users and developers can now perform even more numerical analysis within Access.
The 64 bit version includes 64-bit versions for supporting Access 2010. It also includes a 64-bit ACCDE runtime library that supports all database formats supported by that Access version including ACCDBs, MDBs, and ADPs in Access 2010.
A wide range of cash flow analysis features are now available. Use discounted cash flows to generate:
Analysis is available for regular (periodic) and irregular (date provided) cash flows to compare your investment and receipts. Here is more information on the Financial Cash Flow Analysis in Microsoft Access.
The user interface is refreshed to support Microsoft Access 2010 ribbons and graphic displays.
Main Menu of Total Access Statistics in the Access 2010 Tabbed Interface
The online, context sensitive help file has is also revised to include the information on the new features.
If you are on a version older than Access 2007 (version 12), there were previous updates with many new features. Here's a list of past enhancements:
For more information, visit our entire History of Total Access Statistics Releases and Updates
A functional demo version is available for you to try Total Access Statistics on your data. Download a trial version
If you want to look at how it works without installing the program and review the calculations it generates, get the help file for more details of these and other Total Access Statistics features (included in the trial download).
Total Access Statistics runs as an Access add-in which is dependent on your version of Access. Each version can support all the database types supported by that Access version. For instance, Total Access Statistics 2010 can run on all ACCDB and ADP databases, and MDB database formats since Access 2000. Total Access Statistics 2016 is similar, except it doesn't support ADPs which are not supported since Access 2013.
Total Access Statistics Pricing by Microsoft Access Version |
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Total Access Statistics includes a runtime library with royalty-free redistribution rights. Use is subject to the terms of the License Agreement. |
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Total Access Statistics is licensed on a per user basis.
Each user who runs the program must have a license. Read the License Agreement for details. |
Version 14.1 for
Microsoft Access 2010
Version X.9 for
Microsoft Access 2007 and 2003
Version X.8 for
Microsoft Access 2002, 2000, and 97
"Total Access Statistics performs a wide range of data analysis right inside Access. The product includes a Statistics Wizard to perform parametric, group, non-parametric, record analysis and more. The results are placed in Access tables that you can integrate into your forms and reports."
Alison Balter, Author