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gt

excel queries dsn
 
Hi -

I'm using Excel 2003. Many of my workbooks have pivot tables based on
external data, and I need to find out which dsn was used when those pivots
were built. I've used the pivot table wizard and looked at the query in ms
query, but haven't been able to find the dsn name. Suggestions?

Thanks,
gt

Don

excel queries dsn
 
it should tell you in the wizard if you use the " back ". Look at the range
and it will say the workbook / sheet / range

"gt" wrote:

Hi -

I'm using Excel 2003. Many of my workbooks have pivot tables based on
external data, and I need to find out which dsn was used when those pivots
were built. I've used the pivot table wizard and looked at the query in ms
query, but haven't been able to find the dsn name. Suggestions?

Thanks,
gt


gt

excel queries dsn
 
Thanks for the post, Don.

I've used the back button and the getData button to access the query in ms
query, but there's no reference to range - the data is external (in an Access
db), and I need to know which dsn was used to create the queries.

cheers,
gt

"Don" wrote:

it should tell you in the wizard if you use the " back ". Look at the range
and it will say the workbook / sheet / range

"gt" wrote:

Hi -

I'm using Excel 2003. Many of my workbooks have pivot tables based on
external data, and I need to find out which dsn was used when those pivots
were built. I've used the pivot table wizard and looked at the query in ms
query, but haven't been able to find the dsn name. Suggestions?

Thanks,
gt


Don

excel queries dsn
 
sorry, I do not think I have created one off of an Access DB.

"gt" wrote:

Thanks for the post, Don.

I've used the back button and the getData button to access the query in ms
query, but there's no reference to range - the data is external (in an Access
db), and I need to know which dsn was used to create the queries.

cheers,
gt

"Don" wrote:

it should tell you in the wizard if you use the " back ". Look at the range
and it will say the workbook / sheet / range

"gt" wrote:

Hi -

I'm using Excel 2003. Many of my workbooks have pivot tables based on
external data, and I need to find out which dsn was used when those pivots
were built. I've used the pivot table wizard and looked at the query in ms
query, but haven't been able to find the dsn name. Suggestions?

Thanks,
gt



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