Excel 365 removing querie tables?

kgkev

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Office Version
  1. 365
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I have just "upgraded" to office 365 and having some problems with some old work books.

I use a lot of SQL lookups that are automated by macros. i have found, if the query returns no results any formula that refers to is is broken, with a #REF error.

I fixed this by changing refresh option from
"insert cells for new data, delete unused cells"
to
"Overwite existing cells with new data, clear unused cells"


however I have noticed that if the query returns no rows sometimes the query itself is completely cleared with no way of rerunning it.


Looking for any advise if possible?
 

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