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I use a data acquisition system to retrieve data at a regular time interval with a VBA program. Those data are stored on a excel sheet that is also updated at a regular time interval. I want part of those data (4-5 cells only)to appear on another excel file located on another computer of the local network. Those cells also need to be updated at the same rate than on the first excel file. I tried to use the "GetObjet" or the "paste special; paste link" command, but it works only if the files are opened on the same computer. Briefly :I want the first file to retrieve data on one computer (this file is shared) and another file, on another computer, to get part of those data each time there is an update. Thank you Denis |
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Denis,
Why not just open them both in the same Excel instance? -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denis" wrote in message ... Hi I use a data acquisition system to retrieve data at a regular time interval with a VBA program. Those data are stored on a excel sheet that is also updated at a regular time interval. I want part of those data (4-5 cells only)to appear on another excel file located on another computer of the local network. Those cells also need to be updated at the same rate than on the first excel file. I tried to use the "GetObjet" or the "paste special; paste link" command, but it works only if the files are opened on the same computer. Briefly :I want the first file to retrieve data on one computer (this file is shared) and another file, on another computer, to get part of those data each time there is an update. Thank you Denis |
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How do I do that?
I must admit that i'm a novice with that -----Original Message----- Denis, Why not just open them both in the same Excel instance? -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denis" wrote in message ... Hi I use a data acquisition system to retrieve data at a regular time interval with a VBA program. Those data are stored on a excel sheet that is also updated at a regular time interval. I want part of those data (4-5 cells only)to appear on another excel file located on another computer of the local network. Those cells also need to be updated at the same rate than on the first excel file. I tried to use the "GetObjet" or the "paste special; paste link" command, but it works only if the files are opened on the same computer. Briefly :I want the first file to retrieve data on one computer (this file is shared) and another file, on another computer, to get part of those data each time there is an update. Thank you Denis . |
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Denis,
It would just be like opening two local workbooks, just one would be a network file. Are you asking how to do it in VBA? -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denis" wrote in message ... How do I do that? I must admit that i'm a novice with that -----Original Message----- Denis, Why not just open them both in the same Excel instance? -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denis" wrote in message ... Hi I use a data acquisition system to retrieve data at a regular time interval with a VBA program. Those data are stored on a excel sheet that is also updated at a regular time interval. I want part of those data (4-5 cells only)to appear on another excel file located on another computer of the local network. Those cells also need to be updated at the same rate than on the first excel file. I tried to use the "GetObjet" or the "paste special; paste link" command, but it works only if the files are opened on the same computer. Briefly :I want the first file to retrieve data on one computer (this file is shared) and another file, on another computer, to get part of those data each time there is an update. Thank you Denis . |
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