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Default Edit PivotTable SQL datasource

Hi, anyone please help....

I have an existing excel file with pivot table referencing to an SQL server
database.

Since the excel file was created by another person no longer in the office,
I do not know exactly what specific sql statement or statements it is linked
to.

Now, the current data contains only items from until a last year. I want to
modify that to include data for the current year, i already modified all sql
statements in the queries folder containing the limited year range, but it
doesnt give any effects in the excel file.

Is there a way to know which sql statement is linked or used as a data
source of an existing excel pivot table? If then, how to I "refresh" the data
in the current excel file to show the modifications i made in the sql
statement? Is the "enable automatic refresh" enough?

Thanks very much for any help...:)
 
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