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First, let me say - I'm new to Excel / VBA programming. I have developed
VB.net apps, however the environment in Excel is a little different. OK now I don't feel so dumb. I am in the process of converting a MS Access App to a SQL Server backend. There is an Excel spreadsheet that I KNOW accesses MS Access. There is a macro that does the following - Range("A2").Select Selection.QueryTable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False How does Excel know what the data source is - it does b/c it says not found so it must be in some nook somewhere. Can someone give me a little assistance here?? I just want to know what query is being called. Also, Part II - this spreadsheet has about 12 worksheets with many columns that 'seem to be' mapped to columns from the data source - but I can't see where the mapping is taking place. HELP!! |
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