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I'm looking to create a macro ( preferably using the macro recorder rather
than by VB code) that will refresh my database query upon opening the worksheet. Is this possible or just a pipe dream. I'm not adept at VB coding so that's why the preference for the macro recorder. Thanks in advance for any help, hints, or clues. dennisd |
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I don't think you can do this with just a macro cause you have to have
something that triggers the event. In the Visual Basic Editor when you enter a new module, you can select for "Workbook" and then on the right drop down box you will see a list of events... like On Open and such. There you can add some code that gets triggered when the file is open. "dennis" wrote: I'm looking to create a macro ( preferably using the macro recorder rather than by VB code) that will refresh my database query upon opening the worksheet. Is this possible or just a pipe dream. I'm not adept at VB coding so that's why the preference for the macro recorder. Thanks in advance for any help, hints, or clues. dennisd |
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Hi,
What or maybe where is the database that you are querying? Take a look at Data/Import External Data/, then it will depend on your source for a refresh. I think you can use the recorder to initial and do a refresh and then have it available. All of my queries are web based at this point, so that is all I can test. David "dennis" wrote: I'm looking to create a macro ( preferably using the macro recorder rather than by VB code) that will refresh my database query upon opening the worksheet. Is this possible or just a pipe dream. I'm not adept at VB coding so that's why the preference for the macro recorder. Thanks in advance for any help, hints, or clues. dennisd |
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Record a macro when you do it manually.
Call this macro (or rename it) Auto_Open Each time you open this workbook (and allow macros to run), the Auto_Open macro will fire. dennis wrote: I'm looking to create a macro ( preferably using the macro recorder rather than by VB code) that will refresh my database query upon opening the worksheet. Is this possible or just a pipe dream. I'm not adept at VB coding so that's why the preference for the macro recorder. Thanks in advance for any help, hints, or clues. dennisd -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks, that did the job!
dennisd "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Record a macro when you do it manually. Call this macro (or rename it) Auto_Open Each time you open this workbook (and allow macros to run), the Auto_Open macro will fire. dennis wrote: I'm looking to create a macro ( preferably using the macro recorder rather than by VB code) that will refresh my database query upon opening the worksheet. Is this possible or just a pipe dream. I'm not adept at VB coding so that's why the preference for the macro recorder. Thanks in advance for any help, hints, or clues. dennisd -- Dave Peterson |
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