If you want to keep refreshing the data on a regular basis, you can make the macro run itself : Application OnTime « Application « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Application » Application OnTime

If you want to keep refreshing the data on a regular basis, you can make the macro run itself


 

     Dim mdteScheduledTime As Date



     Sub RefreshData()

         ThisWorkbook.UpdateLink Name:="C:\YourExcel2007File.xlsx", Type:= xlExcelLinks

         mdteScheduledTime = Now + TimeSerial(0, 1, 0)

         Application.OnTime mdteScheduledTime, "RefreshData"

     End Sub



     Sub StopRefresh()

         Application.OnTime mdteScheduledTime, "RefreshData",, False

     End Sub

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1.	Run on time
2.	Set Refresh Data Timer
3.	Using Application.OnTime to Periodically Analyze Data
4.	The OnTime event
5.	Scheduling a Macro to Run Every Two Minutes
6.	Use OnTime to trigger the refresh data
7.	writes the time to cell A1 and also programs another event five seconds later.

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