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Hello.
I was trying to figure out the best way to 'schedule' a spreadsheet(s) to update. I have a bunch of spreadsheets that consist of a pivot table linked to Access. I need to update these spreadsheets once a week and don't want to go into each one separately. I was hoping I could schedule a task to update the workbooks while I'm not at work. My initial thought was to create a new worksheet that has some code that opens the spreadsheet, updates the data, closes the spreadsheet and then moves on to the next. The problem is that I get prompted to Enable Macros and the scheduled task cannot continue without user interaction. Does anyone have any suggestions that would allow me to update a spreadsheet on a weekly basis without needing user involvement. Any help or suggestions are appreciated. |
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