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Hi,
I have some querytables using OLE DB provider in Excel workbook. Is there any way to connect to the external data programmly without refreshing querytables? i.e. I don't want to refresh Excel cells. I only want to create connection to the OLE DB provider.
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moving to MISC as software dev is not the place for technical questions.
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