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Here's a link that may help you:
http://www.codeforexcelandoutlook.com/DQYFiles.html Rather than saving a query file as featured in the link, I usually set up a very hidden sheet with the query range stored on it and refresh the query when the procedure is run. Just one short line of code to trip it then: srcSh.QueryTables(i).Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False. I'm not saying one technique is better than the other, just offering options. Cliff Edwards |
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