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.
77 Spreadsheet Server for use with Lawson - Release V12 R5 M1 8.6 Hide Rows with Zero Balances The Hide Rows with Zero Balances function will analyze the active workbook and perform a row hide function for any spreadsheet row that contains GXL formulas in which the net result is zero for all cells. This function is very effective for standardized reporting templates such as departmental reports. Multiple rows can be created as a template but the function can then hide non-used or zero rows. To Hide Rows with Zero Balances: 1. In Excel from the SServer menu, select Hide Rows with Zero Balances -or- select the SS toolbar or ribbon equivalent (see SS Toolbar or SS Ribbon). To Restore Hidden Rows: 1. In Excel from the SServer menu, select Restore Hidden Rows -or- select the SS toolbar or ribbon equivalent (see SS Toolbar or SS Ribbon).
Miscellaneous Features 78 8.7 Disable / Enable Spreadsheet Server Formula Calculations Disabling calculations will effectively halt GXD and GXL formula calculations when Excel calculates spreadsheets. As a result of disabling calculations, GXD formulas will return values and GXL formulas will return zero values. When disabled, Spreadsheet Server does not communicate to the Host. Disabling Spreadsheet Server formula calculations can be extremely useful when: · Discontinuing calculation of a complex or long-running spreadsheet. Press Shift+Ctrl+Z to quickly disable formula calculations. · A workbook is inadvertently opened whose calculation option is set to automatic. Press Shift+Ctrl+Z to quickly disable formula calculations. · Creating a new worksheet or modifying an existing worksheet by adding columns and/or rows with Spreadsheet Server formulas, and switching a format to/from the range type period. In Excel from the SServer menu, select Disable Spreadsheet Server -or- select the SS toolbar or ribbon equivalent (see SS Toolbar or SS Ribbon). Enabling Formula Calculations: 1. In Excel from the SServer Disabled menu, select Start Spreadsheet Server -or- select the SS ribbon equivalent (see SS Ribbon). The Sign On to Spreadsheet Server dialog box appears. 2. On the Sign On dialog box, specify the appropriate data (see Starting Spreadsheet Server) and click OK. Note:When unattended (auto) signon is activated, step 2 is not applicable. Global Software, Inc.
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8.7 Disable / Enable <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Formula Calculations<br />
Disabling calculations will effectively halt GXD and GXL <strong>for</strong>mula calculations when Excel calculates<br />
spreadsheets. As a result of disabling calculations, GXD <strong>for</strong>mulas will return values and<br />
GXL <strong>for</strong>mulas will return zero values. When disabled, <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> does not communicate to the Host.<br />
Disabling <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>for</strong>mula calculations can be extremely <strong>use</strong>ful when:<br />
· Discontinuing calculation of a complex or long-running spreadsheet. Press Shift+Ctrl+Z to quickly disable<br />
<strong>for</strong>mula calculations.<br />
· A workbook is inadvertently opened whose calculation option is set to automatic. Press Shift+Ctrl+Z to<br />
quickly disable <strong>for</strong>mula calculations.<br />
· Creating a new worksheet or modifying an existing worksheet by adding columns and/or rows <strong>with</strong><br />
<strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>for</strong>mulas, and switching a <strong>for</strong>mat to/from the range type period. In Excel from the<br />
S<strong>Server</strong> menu, select Disable <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> -or- select the SS toolbar or ribbon equivalent (see<br />
SS Toolbar or SS Ribbon).<br />
Enabling Formula Calculations:<br />
1. In Excel from the S<strong>Server</strong> Disabled menu, select Start <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> -or- select the SS ribbon<br />
equivalent (see SS Ribbon). The Sign On to <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> dialog box appears.<br />
2. On the Sign On dialog box, specify the appropriate data (see Starting <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong>) and click OK.<br />
Note:When unattended (auto) signon is activated, step 2 is not applicable.<br />
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