Difference between revisions of "FXLDataLookup and FXLDataPeriod Functions"
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| + | == Fusion XL Data - FXLDataLookup and FXLDataPeriod Formulas == | ||
| + | === Context === | ||
| + | To date, FXLData has been used primarily to generate data cubes in Excel from a Fusion Registry by applying user‑defined selection criteria. The add‑in issues SDMX REST queries to the Fusion Registry and renders the results as a structured grid, typically one series per row (time across columns) or one series per column, so analysts can work with a familiar worksheet layout. | ||
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| + | === Problem === | ||
| + | The current workflow is geared to building full grids/cubes from Fusion Registry; getting a single value or a small ad‑hoc slice often means running a broader query and then indexing/filtering the filled grid, which adds unnecessary steps for simple asks. | ||
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| + | === Solution === | ||
| + | 2 New Formulas have been introduced: | ||
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| + | * FXLDataLookup retrieves targeted measures directly from an existing root grid, returning a single value, short list, or small table. It also supports simple arithmetic, period wildcards, optional auto‑refresh, and explicit error messages. | ||
| + | * FXLDataPeriod returns the minimum and/or maximum SDMX periods found on a specified root grid so lookups can use dataset bounds without manual date handling (with sheet‑not‑found error handling). | ||
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| + | ==== FXLDataLookup Formula ==== | ||
| + | FXLDataLookup reads values from an existing root grid on a specified worksheet and returns the measures for the given series key(s) and period(s) as a | ||
| + | * single value | ||
| + | * short list | ||
| + | * or small table | ||
| + | depending on how many items and periods you pass. | ||
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| + | '''Syntax''' | ||
| + | FXLDataLookup(items, periods, sheetName, [autoRefresh], [errorMessages]) | ||
Revision as of 08:08, 22 January 2026
Introduced in H1.3.0.03 (January 2026).
Contents
Fusion XL Data - FXLDataLookup and FXLDataPeriod Formulas
Context
To date, FXLData has been used primarily to generate data cubes in Excel from a Fusion Registry by applying user‑defined selection criteria. The add‑in issues SDMX REST queries to the Fusion Registry and renders the results as a structured grid, typically one series per row (time across columns) or one series per column, so analysts can work with a familiar worksheet layout.
Problem
The current workflow is geared to building full grids/cubes from Fusion Registry; getting a single value or a small ad‑hoc slice often means running a broader query and then indexing/filtering the filled grid, which adds unnecessary steps for simple asks.
Solution
2 New Formulas have been introduced:
- FXLDataLookup retrieves targeted measures directly from an existing root grid, returning a single value, short list, or small table. It also supports simple arithmetic, period wildcards, optional auto‑refresh, and explicit error messages.
- FXLDataPeriod returns the minimum and/or maximum SDMX periods found on a specified root grid so lookups can use dataset bounds without manual date handling (with sheet‑not‑found error handling).
FXLDataLookup Formula
FXLDataLookup reads values from an existing root grid on a specified worksheet and returns the measures for the given series key(s) and period(s) as a
- single value
- short list
- or small table
depending on how many items and periods you pass.
Syntax FXLDataLookup(items, periods, sheetName, [autoRefresh], [errorMessages])