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Hi Guys,
My questions relate to pivot tables in excel 2003 that are extracting data from OLAP. Through testing i have found that there are major differences in execution time by changing either the activesheet or the syntax from pivotcache.refresh to refreshtable. Yet on MSDN there is no explanation defining the differences between these 2 commands and why/whether sheet activation would have any impact on the execution time. I was wondering if someone could explain the underlying mechanics for each of the 2 different lines of syntax and whether sheet activation could impact performance. Any help you can offer would be much appreciated. Kind Regards Moorey |
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