VBA data model to access calculated columns?

macfuller

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I'm unable to find a way in VBA to identify calculated columns in the data model. I can enumerate the columns

Code:
    Dim objMTables As ModelTables
    Dim objMCols As ModelTableColumns
    Dim objMCol As ModelTableColumn
   
    Set objMTables = ActiveWorkbook.Model.ModelTables
    
    For Each objMTable In objMTables
        Debug.Print "** " & objMTable.name
        For Each objMCol In objMTable.ModelTableColumns
            Debug.Print objMCol.name & " - " & objMCol.DataType
        Next objMCol
    
    Next objMTable

But the .DataType property returns 130 for all columns, nor can I see another property to give the formula in the column.
 

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