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I have a MULTI worksheet spreadsheet that populates the multiple worksheets
by retreiving data from an Access Data Base when I open the spreadsheet. The underlying data in the Access Data Base is constantly changing. Therefore, I would like to take a "snapshot" of the Access Data base in Excel and save the Excel spreadsheet without saving the query. I don't want to save the underlying query because then if I open the Excel spreadsheet later, it will take a new "snapshot" of the Access database and I will lose the old snapshot data. Therefore, I would like to strip the query out of the Excel spreadsheet when I save it under a different name. Yes, I know you can save it under a different name and then manually unclick the "Save Query Definition" in the External Data Properties then resave. But there are 20 worksheets in the spreadsheet and that would be a tedious process. Is it possible to strip the query out of all 20 worksheets automatically when you save it. I would even be willing to use a Macro or VB if you can tell me how to program it and have it automatically run when you open the spreadsheet. Thanks |
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