Microsoft Query

DaKen

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If I have a spreadsheet that uses Microsoft Query to pull data from a database, can I change the database without reconstructing the spreadsheet?
 

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How do I change it? I want to pull the same information from a different database(the databases are structured the same).
 
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Hi

I would program another ODBC and use same DSN and add to A1 in new sheet amend and paste over

SAFEST JUST IN CASE

Jack
 
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