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I have a workbook containing five sheets, in every sheet there is a pivot table connected to an access database. How can I tell Access that after opining the Excel workbook to refresh all the sheets?
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On 2002-03-18 11:53, Stono wrote:
Hi.
I have a workbook containing five sheets, in every sheet there is a pivot table connected to an access database. How can I tell Access that after opining the Excel workbook to refresh all the sheets?
Thanks
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I feel answering questions actually asked is limiting :>, so here is another possible solution.

Under the pivot table menu in excel, choose options and check the Refresh on Open box under data options. Good luck.
 
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thanks for that . but i actually know about this option.. i am looking for a way to refresh when the cod run , just it not every time i want to open the workbook :)
 
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