Re: Need advice..

Our organisation tends to spool output from our various databases into
various CSV files. These can then be imported into Excel, formatted
accordingly, and e-mailed as attachments to anyone who claims an
interest.

As to how useful or efficient this process is, is something only you'll
be able to answer :-)

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