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Default Excel 2002 RTD - GetNewValues and RestartServers

Hi Stephen,

In short, yes, you are correct. I know that I can do this with the
GetNewValues parameter. The wrinkle is if a user has opted not to
have updates immediately and then decides to update the values in an
already open workbook - how can I "restart" the RTD process to begin
pulling in new values?

Thanks for your reply - hope this makes sense.

Christopher J. Rizzo


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(Steve Culhane [MS]) wrote in message ...
Christopher,
From what I've read it seams like you want to turn on and off the update
through an add-in. And you want the user to be able to do this on a
per workbook basis.

Let me know if that's what you're looking for


Stephen Culhane

Microsoft Developer Support

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