Cell Wise Calculation

[SaiKumarReddy]

I have 50 rows and 4 columns, here I have to do a calculation with cell wise.
For eg: col4row20 = col1row1 / col1row10
             col4row21 = col1row2/col1row11
             col4row22 = col1row3/col1row12
Likewise I need to input the multiple formulas for the cells, here what type of member formula I can use.

[JackLacava]

Look in the Samples section of your Member Filter Builder - there is a section on "Column/Row Expressions" containing samples to do that sort of work - using GetDataCell and the CVC/CVR/CVRC functions. They are also documented in the help.

[SaiKumarReddy]

Yes I saw them, but when I entered the formula in one particular cell, the same formula is applying for all of the cells in that particular column.
for eg: in the col4 first cell I have entered formula to do the division for col1row1 / col1row10
            then I have entered the formula for col1row1 / col1row10 in the second cell,
            but the 1st cell formula is getting replaced with the second formula.

[JackLacava]

That sounds like you need to use Row Overrides (on columns) and/or Column Overrides (on rows).

[SaiKumarReddy]

Looks like we can use row overrides upto 4, If I have 20 multiple diff formulas how can I achieve it with in only 4 overrides

[SaiKumarReddy]

Else, is there any process to use the parameter and saying the condition like if the row name equals to ***** then perform this calculation, if its there please give me the example formula how to use that.

[JackLacava · Accepted solution]

I think we might be picking the wrong approach here.

CubeViews support Conditional Format statements, but that does not perform calculations (well, it can flip signs, but that's it). It also supports CubeView Extenders, i.e. custom code that can run on every intersection, but only when the CV is exported as report (because, again, it's meant mostly for formatting; but people abuse it for various things).

For calculations, you're supposed to use expansions and overrides, which are pretty powerful and cover most average needs. If those are not enough, the calculations are clearly not simple reporting operations, but full-on calculations on complex data; so the best approach becomes working with Dynamic Calc member formulas, typically on UD8 members. Those will allow you more flexibility to pull data from anywhere.