Hi Tom,
They are not pivottables, they are quearytables displaying the results
of queries that reside in the access db.
The only soluion i can think of is using (and this may come up against
the same issue anyway) an intermediate workbook that the shared
workbook can reference to and so does not have to deal with updating
query tables. the intermediate can be be made exclusive hence the
query tables in there can update themselves when a VBA function from
the shared workbook tells it to do so. But that solution is rather
big, and I'd rather not do it if I don't have to, especially
considering I have no idea if it will work or not.
out of interest, why can't pivottables be updated in shared mode?
|