If one query references another in same workbook, does refreshing the last step, refresh all

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I have built a query that pulls data via an ODBC connection (YAP060_PRE). I then added a Conditional Column to create something I can filter. This query (YAP060_PRE) was then loaded to the Data Model. I then created another query (YAP060) that references the first query (YAP060_PRE) and loads it to a worksheet. What I want to be able to do is Refresh YAP060 and it refreshes YAP060_PRE. Is it already doing this and I'm just not aware, is it not possible, or is my setup wrong?

 

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@Yea_So i thought CTRL+ALT+F5 refreshes all pivot tables. i'm asking (1) if you create a new query with a source of another query (which ODBC to raw data), does refreshing the new query also refresh the referenced query? (2) if not, is there a way to do that?