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RB
Hi all,
I'm using Excel 2003.
I have a spreadsheet containing a database query (inserted using
Data->Import External Data->New Database Query) with 5 columns. The 6th
column is a notes column, in which the user can type little comments to
help them.
When clicking "Refresh Data" on the data, I have a problem if a row is
deleted, because the Notes cell that was on that line is now inline with
the next row. I would prefer it if the notes cell was deleted entirely
(or, more specifically, if the entire row was deleted). Is this possible
in Excel 2003?
I've been through the 3 options in "Data Range Properties" for "If the
number of rows in the data range changes upon refresh", but none of them
will delete entire rows - only the cells in the data set.
I currently have it set to "Insert entire rows for new data, clear
unused cells.", and am using a Dictionary object in VBA to read in the
"Notes" values, then write them back out after the refresh is completed
- is there a better way?!
Cheers,
RB.
I'm using Excel 2003.
I have a spreadsheet containing a database query (inserted using
Data->Import External Data->New Database Query) with 5 columns. The 6th
column is a notes column, in which the user can type little comments to
help them.
When clicking "Refresh Data" on the data, I have a problem if a row is
deleted, because the Notes cell that was on that line is now inline with
the next row. I would prefer it if the notes cell was deleted entirely
(or, more specifically, if the entire row was deleted). Is this possible
in Excel 2003?
I've been through the 3 options in "Data Range Properties" for "If the
number of rows in the data range changes upon refresh", but none of them
will delete entire rows - only the cells in the data set.
I currently have it set to "Insert entire rows for new data, clear
unused cells.", and am using a Dictionary object in VBA to read in the
"Notes" values, then write them back out after the refresh is completed
- is there a better way?!
Cheers,
RB.