Hi,
I have the following formula but have to keep extending the range each time I update the dataset, Is there any way I can adjust the formula to go to the last entry. In this case row 2321?
Hi,
I have the following formula but have to keep extending the range each time I update the dataset, Is there any way I can adjust the formula to go to the last entry. In this case row 2321?
If you use a Table for your data, the ranges will automatically expand when you use table references.
Don
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I'm importing it from SQL so nit sure it will retain table name when imported?
If you are querying SQL server, it should come through as a table anyway.
Hi, It's a spreadsheet I've inherited. I just click the button and the data's imported into the sheet. I just tried creating the table but when I reimport it loses the table refrence
What's the code to do the import?
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Is there already a table on the worksheet when you run that code?
Hi, yes there's already a table
Try replacing this line in each routine
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just getting a run time error with the code changes.
What error?
Hi,
Run-time error '9':
Subscript out of range
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