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Visio is no longer part of Office so I can't try this myself. &nbsp;EXACTLY how are you refreshing the data source in visio? &nbsp;It probably needs to be done in a macro that runs when you open the file.
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Visio is no longer part of Office so I can't try this myself.  EXACTLY how are you refreshing the data source in visio?  It probably needs to be done in a macro that runs when you open the file.

Dave Facemire

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MS &nbsp;Visio question. I have a org chart built off position number as the key field. This field is always assigned to the same division, Program and team. However it can change who the position reports to. Whenever a change to the data is made I receive the error message conflicting data. The chart is being refreshed my a ms access data table. Any assistance would e greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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MS  Visio question. I have a org chart built off position number as the key field. This field is always assigned to the same division, Program and team. However it can change who the position reports to. Whenever a change to the data is made I receive the error message conflicting data. The chart is being refreshed my a ms access data table. Any assistance would e greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

Auto fresh data issue.

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