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Assigning a query to a control button
Is there a way to assign a control button to a query --so that a user can click the button to make the query run rather than going thru the menus to find the query.
and... another issue Im having, can I run a query on a spreadsheet I have open? |
Assigning a query to a control button
Assuming you mean a pre-defined query that is already set
up within the workbook, refreshing it is quite simple - add a command button and use code like this: Sheets(WorksheetName).QueryTables(QueryName).Refre sh QueryName would be the name given to the query table range - i.e. right click somewhere in the query range and choose "Data Range Properties", you will see the name in there. As for the second question, don't know... -----Original Message----- Is there a way to assign a control button to a query --so that a user can click the button to make the query run rather than going thru the menus to find the query. and... another issue Im having, can I run a query on a spreadsheet I have open? . |
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