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How to write a macro to refresh all pivot tables in a workbook?
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I'm not a VB expert - but

You should just be able to record a macro while clicking the refresh button
for each pivot table, then assign a button to it.





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How to write a macro to refresh all pivot tables in a workbook?

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Hi Phil

I think there is a refresh all keyword.

"Phil Wales" wrote:

I'm not a VB expert - but

You should just be able to record a macro while clicking the refresh button
for each pivot table, then assign a button to it.





"nc" wrote:

Hi

How to write a macro to refresh all pivot tables in a workbook?

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Use the RefreshAll method:

ActiveWorkbook.RefreshAll

Or, open the External Data toolbar, and click the Refresh All button.

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How to write a macro to refresh all pivot tables in a workbook?



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