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I've seen several people ask this question recently, but none of them have
received replies. Perhaps this is impossible?
I have a Pivot Form in Access 2000 that I've made into a nice little pivot
chart. I have another form that updates the data in the pivot form query, so
in that code I've added
Form_PivotTableForm.Requery
Form_PivotTableForm.Refresh
hoping that changing the data will automatically update the chart. It doesn't.
I've also tried requerying and updating the data in the pivot table object
itself:
Form_PivotTableForm.PivotTable.Requery
Form_PivotTableForm.PivotTable.Action = acOLEUpdate
This isn't working either. At this point, I'm pretty much flailing about.
Anyone know the secret?
By the way, I know that I can go through the process of Open the Pivot Chart
-> Refresh data within Excel -> Close the Excel embed. I obviously don't
want to force the user to go through all that.
Thanks
received replies. Perhaps this is impossible?
I have a Pivot Form in Access 2000 that I've made into a nice little pivot
chart. I have another form that updates the data in the pivot form query, so
in that code I've added
Form_PivotTableForm.Requery
Form_PivotTableForm.Refresh
hoping that changing the data will automatically update the chart. It doesn't.
I've also tried requerying and updating the data in the pivot table object
itself:
Form_PivotTableForm.PivotTable.Requery
Form_PivotTableForm.PivotTable.Action = acOLEUpdate
This isn't working either. At this point, I'm pretty much flailing about.
Anyone know the secret?
By the way, I know that I can go through the process of Open the Pivot Chart
-> Refresh data within Excel -> Close the Excel embed. I obviously don't
want to force the user to go through all that.
Thanks