Spreadsheet Server for use with Lawson - Global Software, Inc.
Spreadsheet Server for use with Lawson - Global Software, Inc. Spreadsheet Server for use with Lawson - Global Software, Inc.
49 Spreadsheet Server for use with Lawson - Release V12 R5 M1 4.9.2 Using Segment Lists in a GXL Formula A segment list may be used within the standard GXL formula, by replacing any of the account segments with the desired segment list name. A caret symbol (^) must be inserted prior to the segment list name in the formula for the system to recognize the segment list. Note: It is most common to use cell references within GXL formulas to identify parameters. Formula Example: =GXL("A",,"0","2005","PER","12","10","6014*","^MiscExp","*","*") Retrieves the actual activity for period 12 of 2005 for all accounts included in the segment list MiscExp.
Building Spreadsheets 50 4.9.3 SSLDESC Formula Use the SSLDESC formula to retrieve the description for a segment list. Syntax: =SSLDESC("Segment List") Note: It is most common to use cell references within SSLDESC formulas to identify parameters. Formula Example: =SSLDESC("^MiscExp") Retrieves the segment list description for the MiscExp segment list. Global Software, Inc.
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Building <strong>Spreadsheet</strong>s 50<br />
4.9.3 SSLDESC Formula<br />
Use the SSLDESC <strong>for</strong>mula to retrieve the description <strong>for</strong> a segment list.<br />
Syntax:<br />
=SSLDESC("Segment List")<br />
Note: It is most common to <strong>use</strong> cell references <strong>with</strong>in SSLDESC <strong>for</strong>mulas to identify parameters.<br />
Formula Example:<br />
=SSLDESC("^MiscExp")<br />
Retrieves the segment list description <strong>for</strong> the MiscExp segment list.<br />
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