Automatic Refresh of Pivot Table in Excel | Refresh Pivot Table Automatically when Data Changes

This video helps you learn the steps to set your pivot table refresh automatic.

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[shindepratibha]

Thank you for this video. It helped me. I have one question, how to automatically refresh pivot tables on protected sheet?

[lululililuli]

How to enable this on a protected sheet please 🙏🏼

[JoseVasquez-vjlo]

I have a question... So I noticed that with queries, it creates a temp file and treats the file as if it is "opened". When users try to save it, it wont allow them to because it will say that "the file is currently being edited/opened" so they have to save it as a new file. I circumvented this problem with a VBA by copying the file and pasting a copy of that file into a folder, and then querying directly to that copy. When a new file is updated, just run the VBA again, and it will replace the copied file with the newest version of the file, and thus, it will "update". Is this possible with pivot table? Or do you at least know how to avoid this annoying query issue without the need of me having to do my current method?