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replyReply Mon 2 Aug 2010, 15:35Delegate Charleen said...

Charleen has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Updating workbooks

We use linked workbooks on a daily basis. Is there a way to update/refresh data without opening each & every workbook? Thanks

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replyReply Tue 3 Aug 2010, 10:35Trainer Jacob said...

RE: Updating workbooks

Hi Charleen

Thanks for your post. We might be able to help but will need some further detail on how you are using Excel and the key things you are looking to achieve.

I will drop you an email, please reply to this and we can discuss further.

Regards

Jacob

replyReply Tue 10 Aug 2010, 09:51Delegate Charleen said...

RE: Updating workbooks

Hi Jacob

Thank you, I await your email.

Rgds
Charleen

 

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