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dnmahendra editing existing macro to add... 11-03-2010, 05:22 AM
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    editing existing macro to add new column

    there is a sheet which gets data from the databasae(sybase). A new column needs to be added which also gets data from database. the point is i couldn't find the code in the application which was used to design existing sheet. so i couldn't add this column.
    can anyone help on this?
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    Re: editing existing macro to add new column

    Maybe it is using Query?

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    Re: editing existing macro to add new column

    hi , i have added the attachment. please go through it and guide me
    i'm really in need of help.

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    Re: editing existing macro to add new column

    But that is just a picture in Word, can't do much with that.

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    Re: editing existing macro to add new column

    if I attach the excel file can you open it. because it takes windows authentication and connects to the database the moment it is opened. I attached that word document so that it m ight give some idea what I am asking.

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