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- OSAdminValued ContributorOriginally posted by David Baumgartner
Hi Karen:
Formula structure is:
=XFGetMemberInfo(memberInfoType,dimTypeName,memberName)
Example using my company's environment:
=XFGetMemberInfo("Description","Account","AC_400000") = "NET SALES"
The syntax for memberInfoType is not readily apparent, but can be viewed in the Grid View of any Dimension. To get there, go: Application > Dimensions > (select your dimension) > Grid View > Grid Settings. You'll see the naming convention here.
Additional formula documentation is available in the Design and Reference Guide under the "Navigating the Excel Add-In" section, but its a bit sparse.
- Dave
- jakefellsNew Contributor
Hello - Is there a way to retrieve an alternate description using this (or another) formula, such as a different culture? I'm looking for a solution to alternate account descriptions in a file that uses XFGetCells. Thank you!
- Martin_GebhartlNew Contributor III
Sorry to dig in the past: did you find a solution for this? We are searching for a way to setup excel files so that for example the account description is displayed on the culture setting.
Regards
Martin
- RonnieKarpinskNew Contributor III
Hello,
What does the formula look like if I want to reference an account in a cell versus hard coding the account in the formula?
This is the type of formulas I prefer since they are easier to change and work with.
=XFSetCell($E20, TRUE, $B$1, F$16, F$15, F$8, F$12, F$14, F$13, $A20, F$9, F$10, $B$5, $B20, $C20, F$17, F$11, F$18, $B$9, $B$10, $B$11)
Thanks,
Ronnie
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