Spreadsheet Server for use with BPCS - Global Software, Inc.

Spreadsheet Server for use with BPCS - Global Software, Inc. Spreadsheet Server for use with BPCS - Global Software, Inc.

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47 Spreadsheet Server for use with BPCS - Release V12 R4 M11 4.7 GXA Formula for Statistics Use the GXA formula to retrieve statistical amounts from a particular ledger/book, in a specific format, for an individual period. Note: The GXA formula has been retained for backwards compatiability with prior releases of Spreadsheet Server. The GXL formula has been created to replace the GXA formula. Refer to GXL Formula for Account Values for more information. Syntax - Version 4.05: =GXA("Account String","Datagroup","Format","Period","STAT") Syntax - Version 6+: =GXA("Account String","Ledger","Book","Year","Format","Period","STAT") Note: It is most common to use cell references within GXA formulas to identify parameters. Formula Example - Version 6+: =GXA("50-*-*","JRH","JRH-E ACT","2001","PER","4","STAT") Retrieves the statistics balances from the actual book within the JRH ledger for period 4 for an account mask.

Building Spreadsheets 48 4.8 GXA Formula for Budget Manager Data Use the GXA formula to retrieve budget amounts that have been transferred from Global's Budget Manager into Spreadsheet Server. Note: The GXA formula has been retained for backwards compatiability with prior releases of Spreadsheet Server. The GXL formula has been created to replace the GXA formula. Refer to GXL Formula for Account Values for more information. Syntax - Version 4.05: =GXA("Account String","Datagroup","Format","Period","Budget:Budget Name:Revision") Syntax - Version 6+: =GXA("Account String","Ledger","Book","Year","Format","Period","Budget:Budget Name:Revision") Note: It is most common to use cell references within GXA formulas to identify parameters. Parameters: Budget Parameter Enter the literal "Budget:" and then identify the budget name and budget revision separated by a colon. Formula Example - Version 6+: =GXA("50-000-31112","JRH","JRH-E ACT","2004" "PER","4","Budget:Fiscal2005:003") Retrieves the budget balance from budget Fiscal2005 revision 003, for period 4 of 2004 for a single account string. Global Software, Inc.

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4.7 GXA Formula <strong>for</strong> Statistics<br />

Use the GXA <strong>for</strong>mula to retrieve statistical amounts from a particular ledger/book, in a specific <strong>for</strong>mat, <strong>for</strong> an<br />

individual period.<br />

Note: The GXA <strong>for</strong>mula has been retained <strong>for</strong> backwards compatiability <strong>with</strong> prior releases of <strong>Spreadsheet</strong><br />

<strong>Server</strong>. The GXL <strong>for</strong>mula has been created to replace the GXA <strong>for</strong>mula. Refer to<br />

GXL Formula <strong>for</strong> Account Values <strong>for</strong> more in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />

Syntax - Version 4.05:<br />

=GXA("Account String","Datagroup","Format","Period","STAT")<br />

Syntax - Version 6+:<br />

=GXA("Account String","Ledger","Book","Year","Format","Period","STAT")<br />

Note: It is most common to <strong>use</strong> cell references <strong>with</strong>in GXA <strong>for</strong>mulas to identify parameters.<br />

Formula Example - Version 6+:<br />

=GXA("50-*-*","JRH","JRH-E ACT","2001","PER","4","STAT")<br />

Retrieves the statistics balances from the actual book <strong>with</strong>in the JRH ledger <strong>for</strong> period 4 <strong>for</strong> an account<br />

mask.

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