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I have a workbook that consists of a "control" sheet then
a number of blank sheets. The control sheet has a list of
pages in a table, next to which is the name of a stored
procedure. Each procedure returns a recordset of data
from a SQL database. Each SP returns a different set of
data.
Each sheet will have at least one pivot table. some
sheets have up to 5 oivot tables, but based off the same
recordset.

The first pivot is created by setting the pivot cache to
the returned recordset. If there are further pivots, is
it recommended that these are based off the first one -
since the data is the same essentially, athough presented
differently, or shound each pivot on a page be set to the
recordset?

I'm ultimately looking for ways to speed up delivery.


thanks for any insight

Patrick

 
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