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Determing the SQL Datasource After the Fact
Good morning,
Excel 2003 SP2 I have several Excel spreadsheets where I have linked to a SQL Data View. I am now needing to determing exactly which view the data is generated from. Is there a way to do this? I have searched the message boards but can't seem to find the answer. I think part of my problem is which words to search on. Thanks, Gilley |
Determing the SQL Datasource After the Fact
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Try looking under DataImport External DataData Range properties -- Regards Roger Govier "Gilley" wrote in message ... Good morning, Excel 2003 SP2 I have several Excel spreadsheets where I have linked to a SQL Data View. I am now needing to determing exactly which view the data is generated from. Is there a way to do this? I have searched the message boards but can't seem to find the answer. I think part of my problem is which words to search on. Thanks, Gilley |
Determing the SQL Datasource After the Fact
Thanks for the response. However, that option only shows 'Query from REDO'
where REDO is our database name. It doesn't show 'MonthlySpecialsMailer' which is the name of the SQL View. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Try looking under DataImport External DataData Range properties -- Regards Roger Govier "Gilley" wrote in message ... Good morning, Excel 2003 SP2 I have several Excel spreadsheets where I have linked to a SQL Data View. I am now needing to determing exactly which view the data is generated from. Is there a way to do this? I have searched the message boards but can't seem to find the answer. I think part of my problem is which words to search on. Thanks, Gilley |
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