You can set this property to False for compatibility with earlier versions of Microsoft Excel. This property has an effect only when the query table is using a database connection. True if column sorting, filtering, and layout information is preserved whenever a query table is refreshed. Returns a Parameters collection that represents the query table parameters. Setting the property to False causes an open connection to be closed. If you anticipate frequent queries to a server, setting this property to True might improve performance by reducing reconnection time. You can set the MaintainConnection property only if the QueryType property of the query table or PivotTable cache is set to xlOLEDBQuery. True if the connection to the specified data source is maintained after the refresh and until the workbook is closed. Returns a ListObject object for the Range object or QueryTable object. True if formulas to the right of the specified query table are automatically updated whenever the query table is refreshed. True if field names from the data source appear as column headings for the returned data. MsgBox "Query too large: please redefine." True if the number of rows returned by the last use of the Refresh method is greater than the number of rows available on the worksheet. The RefreshOnFileOpen property is ignored if the EnableRefresh property is set to False.įor OLAP data sources, setting this property to False disables updates. True if the PivotTable cache or query table can be refreshed by the user.
False if the user can only refresh the query table. True if the user can edit the specified query table. Set d = Worksheets(1).QueryTables(1).Destination This example scrolls through the active window until the upper-left corner of query table one is in the upper-left corner of the window. The destination range must be on the worksheet that contains the QueryTable object. Returns the cell in the upper-left corner of the query table destination range (the range where the resulting query table will be placed).
Use the Refreshing property to determine whether a background query is currently in progress. Worksheets(1).PivotTables("Pivot1").PivotCache.BackgroundQuery = TrueĬancels all background queries for the specified query table. This example causes queries for the first PivotTable report on worksheet one to be performed in the background. Read/write Boolean.įor OLAP data sources, this property is read-only and always returns False. True if queries for the PivotTable report or query table are performed asynchronously (in the background). Sql:="Select Price From CurrentStocks " & _ With Workbooks(1).Worksheets(1).QueryTables _ This example turns off automatic column-width adjustment for the newly added query table on the first worksheet in the first workbook. The maximum column width is two-thirds the width of the screen. True if the column widths are automatically adjusted for the best fit each time you refresh the specified query table or XML map.įalse if the column widths aren't automatically adjusted with each refresh. 'In order to view any data the QueryTable need to 'Here we add the Recordset to the QueryTable. Sheets("sheet1").QueryTables(1).QueryType = xlQueryType.xlADORecordset You specify the data source in the prefix for the Connection property's value. Indicates the type of query used by Microsoft Excel to populate the query table or PivotTable cache. Sheets("sheet1").QueryTables(1).FillAdjacentFormulas = True The following example sets query table one so that formulas to the right of it are automatically updated whenever it's Use QueryTables(index), where index is the index number of the query table, to return a single QueryTable object.refreshed. The QueryTable object is a member of the QueryTables collection. Represents a worksheet table built from data returned from an external data source, such as an SQL server or a Microsoft Access database.
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