collin8579
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Thank you for your time in reading this<
I've done my share of searching, but I think I don't know how to ask this question.
I have a workbook with multiple connection queries, but I don't want to bring all the tens of thousands of lines of data into the table.
Is there a way to look at the connected sheets through some kind of filter, and only bring in ones that meet certain conditions?
IE If I have data sets for each state, lets say with record identifiers unique to the state like FL TX CA MD, etc. These data sets are on a network drive and are huge.
In my sheet I tell it I want calculations for only florida data, is there a way to only bring in that data so the worksheet takes far less time to update and doesn't have to deal with the extra records the other sets bring.
Yes, I know I could bring "all" the data in then filter it in the table as a step to remove the items I don't want.
But that still brings in all 49 other states, and is exceedingly time consuming downloading due to their size/amount of records, and that they are being pulled from a network drive.
I have tried my share of searching, but as I mentioned I'm not sure if I'm asking the question correctly so i'm not finding answers to what I need.
Any help in identifying how to ask this question better, or a link/answer would be very much appreciated.
Thank you,
Collin
I've done my share of searching, but I think I don't know how to ask this question.
I have a workbook with multiple connection queries, but I don't want to bring all the tens of thousands of lines of data into the table.
Is there a way to look at the connected sheets through some kind of filter, and only bring in ones that meet certain conditions?
IE If I have data sets for each state, lets say with record identifiers unique to the state like FL TX CA MD, etc. These data sets are on a network drive and are huge.
In my sheet I tell it I want calculations for only florida data, is there a way to only bring in that data so the worksheet takes far less time to update and doesn't have to deal with the extra records the other sets bring.
Yes, I know I could bring "all" the data in then filter it in the table as a step to remove the items I don't want.
But that still brings in all 49 other states, and is exceedingly time consuming downloading due to their size/amount of records, and that they are being pulled from a network drive.
I have tried my share of searching, but as I mentioned I'm not sure if I'm asking the question correctly so i'm not finding answers to what I need.
Any help in identifying how to ask this question better, or a link/answer would be very much appreciated.
Thank you,
Collin