Pivot Table - Parameter Querie

Minkowski

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Hello everyone i have 7 workbooks (one for every day of the week)
with sales for that day.

all data come from a master table in Access
so i made 7 queries where i filter the weekday
and each workbook get external data from the specific query

can't i do it with a parameter query in excel somehow?
just a way to replace the 7 queries...
thanks in advance!
 

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i am not very good at this
i have the parameter query ready
but my excel file is empty

so i lost them at step 1 :(

In Microsoft Excel, click a cell anywhere in the external data range created with a parameter query.

thanks though
 
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