![]() ![]() NOTE: the query name is NOT the name that appears in PowerQuery and the Power Query editor, for VBA it must be prefixed with ‘Query – ‘. Most workbooks will stick with RefreshAll but if there are a lot of queries in the workbook you might not want to refresh them all, to update a single query use: ActiveWorkbook.Connections("Name_just_the_query").Refresh That’s the VBA equivalent of pressing Data | Refresh All. What we want to do is refresh the query which is simply this line: ActiveWorkbook.RefreshAll If Not Application.Intersect(CellsChanged, Range(Target.Address)) Is Nothing ThenĮnd If ‘ change in one of the CellsChanged range Excel for the Mac incorporates Power Query (also called Get & Transform). ![]() The Power Excel suite consists of: Power Query (also called. ![]() ‘ change to whatever range applies to the source table We are unable to install SQL Server 2019 (Express or Standard) in the following. Note, however, that at the time of writing, none of these tools are yet available for a Mac. ' CellsChanged is the cells that will trigger an action if changed. The basic function looks like this: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) For that we turn to VBA and one of its event handlers.Įxcel VBA has an automatic trigger or event when there’s a change in a worksheet: Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) in that function you can add code to only work when certain cells in the worksheet are changed. The better fix is to force a query update whenever a cell in the source table is changed. None of these are good options because there will always be a time delay between changing the original table and the transposed table updated. Refresh this connection on Refresh All should be ON. Refresh data when opening the file should be ON. After you select the local file you want, review its details, and then click the Next button. Click Browse to select the local file and to connect to the data source. In the Choose data source dialog box, select Excel workbook or Text/CSV. Refresh every … minutes might be enough but it still means the two tables could be out of sync. On the Data tab, click the Get Data (Power Query) button on the ribbon. ![]()
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