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In my RESULTS2008.xls workbook, I'm using the following formula to pull in
data from a pivot table, which is held within another external workbook, CREDITS2008.xls: <Ignoring all the fluff... =GETPIVOTDATA("AMOUNT GBP",'C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\Reporting\datasources\[CREDITS2008.xls]Credit Note Detail'!$A$3, <etc. ) Is there a way of refreshing the data in RESULTS2008 without keeping CREDITS2008 open in the background? If the file is not open when I update, I get a #REF! error. As you can imagine, this isn't the only external file that I'm referencing, and a macro to open and close all my sources just to update the main report seems a very silly way of doing things. (If it matters, the main workbook I'm using is saved in the Reporting folder, one above the datasources folder.) |
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