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Unprotect sheet when using MS Query

Asked by Exl04 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, MS SQL Server, Visual Basic Programming

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I have a workbook querying data from another workbook in another network drive using MS Query.
 How can I unprotect the workbook when I query it? And also if somebody opens the workbook and is open at the time of the query, it will stop the code; how can I trigger the MS query and complete the query even if the workbook is open. If there is any other way around, I need to hear any suggestion, like how to complete this query without any problem (query open workbook)
The workbook querying the data is set to refresh the query when open, but also have a macro button to refresh on command. I need to modify this code to unprotect the workbook when querying it.

I want to thanks in advance for any help .
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Sub refreshQuery()
 
    Range("H6").Select
    Selection.QueryTable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False
     Worksheets("Sheet1").Select
     Rows("5:5").Select
    Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True
End Sub
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