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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31Spreadsheet Server for use with Global Software6 Refresh Calculations6.1 Calculation OptionsMultiple options are available for retrieving and calculating data within Spreadsheet Server.1. By default, the calculation function within Excel is set to calculate automatically. Global stronglyrecommends setting this value to manual so that all required spreadsheet changes or additions can becompleted prior to re-calculating. This setting is found on the Calculation tab within Excel'sTools>Options menu.2. The following options are available for calculating spreadsheets:F2+EnterF9Shift+F9Ctrl+Alt+F9Calculates the active cell.Calculates all worksheets in all open workbooks.Calculates the active worksheet.Calculates all worksheets in all open workbooks, regardless of whether they havechanged since the last calculation.

Refresh Calculations 326.2 Review/Refresh PC CacheWhen spreadsheets are calculated, Spreadsheet Server stores the account balances in the PC's cachedatabase. Spreadsheet Server will first look at the PC cache for account balances prior to retrieving theinformation from the host. As a result, it may be necessary to clear and recalculate the PC cache file whenany of the following occur:· Data has changed on the host system since the prior calculation.· A segment list has changed since the prior calculation.· The accounts profile has changed since the prior calculation.Note: Spreadsheet Server will first look at the PC cache for account balances prior to retrieving theinformation from the host.1. From the Excel menu, select SServer>PC Cache. The PC Cache panel appears displaying the cachedrecords.2. To refresh the account balances during an Excel session, the cache records should be cleared. Click theClear All button to clear all records in the cache. To clear selective records, select certain records andclick the Clear Selected button.3. After the cache records have been cleared, click Trigger Excel to automatically recalculate after closecheckbox to recalculate the spreadsheet once this cache window is closed.4. To automatically trigger the PC Cache refresh, from the Excel menu select SServer>Clear PC Cache andRecalculate.Note: This refresh may also be launched by using the shortcut key Shift+Ctrl+R.Global Software, Inc.

Refresh Calculations 326.2 Review/Refresh PC CacheWhen spreadsheets are calculated, <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> stores the account balances in the PC's cachedatabase. <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> will first look at the PC cache <strong>for</strong> account balances prior to retrieving thein<strong>for</strong>mation from the host. As a result, it may be necessary to clear and recalculate the PC cache file whenany of the following occur:· Data has changed on the host system since the prior calculation.· A segment list has changed since the prior calculation.· The accounts profile has changed since the prior calculation.Note: <strong>Spreadsheet</strong> <strong>Server</strong> will first look at the PC cache <strong>for</strong> account balances prior to retrieving thein<strong>for</strong>mation from the host.1. From the Excel menu, select S<strong>Server</strong>>PC Cache. The PC Cache panel appears displaying the cachedrecords.2. To refresh the account balances during an Excel session, the cache records should be cleared. Click theClear All button to clear all records in the cache. To clear selective records, select certain records andclick the Clear Selected button.3. After the cache records have been cleared, click Trigger Excel to automatically recalculate after closecheckbox to recalculate the spreadsheet once this cache window is closed.4. To automatically trigger the PC Cache refresh, from the Excel menu select S<strong>Server</strong>>Clear PC Cache andRecalculate.Note: This refresh may also be launched by using the shortcut key Shift+Ctrl+R.<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Software</strong>, Inc.

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