I wanted to add some intelligence to a coworker's spreadsheet, so I copied the workbook, normalized his data into tables, built a model, added a measure and then showed him the results. All good.
Since he had further updated the original workbook I thought I would copy my work back into his. I had a sheet with various tables. I copied the entire sheet by clicking on the upper left corner, then Ctrl-C, and pasted into a brand new sheet with the same name "Tables" in his. I rebuilt the model, and my two pivot tables. With his updated data, I did a "Refresh All" and I got an error that "We couldn't get the data from.... {the workbook I used to create the tables}. Open this workbook in Excel and try again." I did that and it worked. But I want to get rid of the old workbook and not have to keep opening it up. If I just do a "Refresh" instead of 'Refresh All" it works fine.
I checked Connections and there are it doesn't show any external connections. In the Data ribbon under "Queries and Connections" the "Edit Link" is greyed out.
Any thoughts on how to clean this up?
Since he had further updated the original workbook I thought I would copy my work back into his. I had a sheet with various tables. I copied the entire sheet by clicking on the upper left corner, then Ctrl-C, and pasted into a brand new sheet with the same name "Tables" in his. I rebuilt the model, and my two pivot tables. With his updated data, I did a "Refresh All" and I got an error that "We couldn't get the data from.... {the workbook I used to create the tables}. Open this workbook in Excel and try again." I did that and it worked. But I want to get rid of the old workbook and not have to keep opening it up. If I just do a "Refresh" instead of 'Refresh All" it works fine.
I checked Connections and there are it doesn't show any external connections. In the Data ribbon under "Queries and Connections" the "Edit Link" is greyed out.
Any thoughts on how to clean this up?