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How can I use the various date functions in an Excel table generated by MS
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You can place any calculated field in columns directly adjacent to the connected table range and then you can have Excel fill those formulas down automatically everytime you refresh your data. 1. Create a formula in the column direcly adjactent to the table. 2. Click in the table range and choose the command Data, Import External Data, Data Range Properties. Turn on the bottom checkbox - Fill down formulas in columns adjacent to data. Hope this helps. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire Microsoft Excel MVP "rövitt" wrote: How can I use the various date functions in an Excel table generated by MS query, without having to convert the table to a range, thereby losing the query definition ? |
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