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Refreshing Pivot Tables in a Shared Workbook
Until the momment have been imposible to me develop some code (associated to
any event or button) that allow me to refresh a pivot table if I am sharing that workbook. Could someone help me????, I will really appreciate that help. I already think in the possibilitie of unshare and share again the workbook using an event but that solution will not work due to the fact that if users are working at this point in time you have to disregard its changes just to get a refresh and what you want to see is the reflexion of the changes that they are mading then you can't disregard its changes. Thanks, and if nobody know a solution feel free to advice microsoft to improve that point because all the power of pivot tables is been loosing in this condition (shared workbook combined with Pivot tables) Regards, Pedro |
Refreshing Pivot Tables in a Shared Workbook
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I believe refreshing of Pivot Tables is one of the things that will not work in a shared workbook scenario. -- Regards Roger Govier "Pedro" wrote in message ... Until the momment have been imposible to me develop some code (associated to any event or button) that allow me to refresh a pivot table if I am sharing that workbook. Could someone help me????, I will really appreciate that help. I already think in the possibilitie of unshare and share again the workbook using an event but that solution will not work due to the fact that if users are working at this point in time you have to disregard its changes just to get a refresh and what you want to see is the reflexion of the changes that they are mading then you can't disregard its changes. Thanks, and if nobody know a solution feel free to advice microsoft to improve that point because all the power of pivot tables is been loosing in this condition (shared workbook combined with Pivot tables) Regards, Pedro |
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