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Query starts a "read only" copy of the source sheet
I saved a query into worksheet1 that periodically retrievs data from
another worksheet2. When I try to start process of Refreshing Data and both worksheets are already open on my PC a "Read Only" copy of worksheet2 is ocasionally open and freezes. When I make changes to worksheet2 and save it worksheet1 is still using a read only copy that is not updated with my changes. If I fiddle for a while with manual closing of the "read only" file eventualy it stops appearing and everything works fine for a day. How can I simplify the process of initial setup and avoid manual closing of the unwanted file? Georgee |
Query starts a "read only" copy of the source sheet
Possibly use code to transfer the data rather than doing a query.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I saved a query into worksheet1 that periodically retrievs data from another worksheet2. When I try to start process of Refreshing Data and both worksheets are already open on my PC a "Read Only" copy of worksheet2 is ocasionally open and freezes. When I make changes to worksheet2 and save it worksheet1 is still using a read only copy that is not updated with my changes. If I fiddle for a while with manual closing of the "read only" file eventualy it stops appearing and everything works fine for a day. How can I simplify the process of initial setup and avoid manual closing of the unwanted file? Georgee |
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