Here's my situation.
I have a workbook that has a table and a pivot table that are both connected to a single Access database file. I'll refer to this database file as "Old".
There are formulas on other sheets in the file that reference the tables.
I also have another Access database file that has exactly the same fields, structure, etc. I'll refer to this database file as "v2".
I now need to switch where the tables are pulling the data from, from Old to v2. I don't want anything else to change within my workbook if I can help it (ie. all formulas must continue to work and not get #Ref errors).
What's the most efficient way to do this? Is it even possible, and can I do it without building the tables all over again and then having to fiddle with finding all of the formula references and updating them to the new table?
If I do have to rebuild the tables and then update the formulas, can someone suggest an efficient and methodical way of doing it? I have a number of separate workbooks I'm going to need to migrate to v2.
I have a workbook that has a table and a pivot table that are both connected to a single Access database file. I'll refer to this database file as "Old".
There are formulas on other sheets in the file that reference the tables.
I also have another Access database file that has exactly the same fields, structure, etc. I'll refer to this database file as "v2".
I now need to switch where the tables are pulling the data from, from Old to v2. I don't want anything else to change within my workbook if I can help it (ie. all formulas must continue to work and not get #Ref errors).
What's the most efficient way to do this? Is it even possible, and can I do it without building the tables all over again and then having to fiddle with finding all of the formula references and updating them to the new table?
If I do have to rebuild the tables and then update the formulas, can someone suggest an efficient and methodical way of doing it? I have a number of separate workbooks I'm going to need to migrate to v2.
