Spreadsheet Server for use with Global Software

Spreadsheet Server for use with Global Software Spreadsheet Server for use with Global Software

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23Spreadsheet Server for use with Global Software5.4 GXA Formula for Value ListsIn a GXA formula when retrieving account balances, lists of values may be used for any of theaccount segments. The list of values for an account segment is identified by brackets [ ] andeach value in the list is delimited by a comma. Single values, ranges, and masks can be used.A slash in front of a value is the equivalent of an "exclude".Syntax:=GXA("Account String","Dataset","Format","Period","Currency")Parameters:Account StringThe account string represents the account segments delimited by a dash. Each segment of\the account string is required.Note: It is most common to use cell references within GXA formulas to identify the individual formula parameter.Formula Example (using value lists):=GXA("001-000-[1000.2999,/1040]"CYACT","YTD","12","USD")Retrieves the balance(s) from the CYACT dataset for USD currency for period 6 with 001 in thecompany, 000 in the department, any prime that falls within a range of 1000 to 2999, but excluding prime 1040.

Building Spreadsheets 245.5 GXA Formula for Budget Manager DataUse the GXA formula to retrieve budget amounts that have been transferred from Global's Budget Managerinto Spreadsheet Server.Syntax:=GXA("Account String","Dataset","Format","Period","Currency","B")Parameters:Budget ParameterEnter the literal "B". The formula will look for budget amounts in PC Cache for the account(s) and datasetspecified.Formula Example:=GXA("001-310-7260-005","NYBUD","PER","1","USD","B")Retrieves the budget data from PC Cache for period 1 of NYBUD for a single account.Note: It is most common to use cell references within GXA formulas to identify the individual formula parameters.Refer to the example under the GXA Formula for Account Values.Global Software, Inc.

23<strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>use</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Software</strong>5.4 GXA Formula <strong>for</strong> Value ListsIn a GXA <strong>for</strong>mula when retrieving account balances, lists of values may be <strong>use</strong>d <strong>for</strong> any of theaccount segments. The list of values <strong>for</strong> an account segment is identified by brackets [ ] andeach value in the list is delimited by a comma. Single values, ranges, and masks can be <strong>use</strong>d.A slash in front of a value is the equivalent of an "exclude".Syntax:=GXA("Account String","Dataset","Format","Period","Currency")Parameters:Account StringThe account string represents the account segments delimited by a dash. Each segment of\the account string is required.Note: It is most common to <strong>use</strong> cell references <strong>with</strong>in GXA <strong>for</strong>mulas to identify the individual <strong>for</strong>mula parameter.Formula Example (using value lists):=GXA("001-000-[1000.2999,/1040]"CYACT","YTD","12","USD")Retrieves the balance(s) from the CYACT dataset <strong>for</strong> USD currency <strong>for</strong> period 6 <strong>with</strong> 001 in thecompany, 000 in the department, any prime that falls <strong>with</strong>in a range of 1000 to 2999, but excluding prime 1040.

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