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Default Refresh XML Data programmatically.

I don't have Excel 2005, so I can't answer directly.

But did you try recording a macro while clicking that function?

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In Excel 2005 menu, there is a function called "Refresh XML Data" under
menu Data/XML/.

I wonder how can I call this programmatically, so that when the
worksheet is opened it will refresh the data automatically.

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