- #Excel for mac subcript wont work update#
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#Excel for mac subcript wont work update#
The problem is when the user opens the copy, each pivot table is not update with the updated data because the data source reference is set as : !.
#Excel for mac subcript wont work code#
I code an C# web application that makes a copy of this template file and update the data sources. When I check the data source of every pivot table, Excel shows the good reference : !. Here's my problem : I make a template file with pivot tables and their data sources in the same workbook but in different worksheets. Hello everyone, I think I might have found a solution to this particular issue.
#Excel for mac subcript wont work full#
And, as I showed, now all Data Source paths have been changed to full paths of the file, that was created by Save As (TEST.xlsx) from original file. Then I got ‘Cannot open PivotTable source file ….’ messages. Opened it, and first thing wrong - Security warning. Then I closed, and simply renamed the file to TEST123.xlsx. It is the same for all of the other Pivot Tables. I then opened that saved file to show you that it is fine, and the Data Source path for one of the Pivot Tables is the same as it was in original file. I saved the file using Save As in a different folder and under a different name (TEST.xlsx). I showed this for all of the Pivot Tables in the document.
I showed that there are Pivot Tables, whose Data Sources are in the same file, on various other sheets. I can even record a short video to show what happens.Īctually, I just did it. I tried zipping it and sending to other person over email, but he got the file with changed data source paths.
However, even if I did - why would it change Data Source path for all of the Pivot Tables, when I did not request it?
I am pretty sure that I don't have any external links in the document. If the issue exists, you may save as it in a new name and test it in another computer. I recommend you zip the file and send it as Email attachment. I think if the file moves the file elsewhere, or renames, or email, data source paths can’t be change.īut, your data source paths add the absolute path. My Office version: Microsoft Excel 2013 (.1503) MSO (.1005) 32-bitĪccording to your description, I suppose the issue may be caused by some reason. And then I want to have the same Data Source path in my PivotTables as I had before I saved the file. So what I need is: Save the file, close it, rename it, move it to other place, send it over email as attachment. It is already turned off in my office, but it keeps acting weird.
I've read some threads, and people recommend disabling "Save external link values", but it does not help. So it's a workaround for renaming and moving files, but not for sending them to other persons. If I Save As and select different path and filename - then it works fine. And it links to an external file, which is not what I want. The problem is that it links to an old file path, where the file does not exist anymore. So it's a 4 MB file with 16 Sheets and 8 Pivot Tables.Īll of the Pivot Tables use other sheets from the same file as Data Source.ĭata Source for some of them look like this: 'Sheet3'!$A:$EĮverything is fine when I save the file, and open it from saved file.īut as soon as I try to move the file elsewhere, or rename it, or email it - all Data Source paths change to something like this: '\Users\Sergii_Litnevskyi\Desktop\New folder\Sheet3'!$A:$EĪnd it happens with all Pivot Tables. XLSX file, that was created long time ago (I don't even know in which Office version, but definitely not 2013), and maybe even was a.
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