You can insert a row or a column, enter text as the
header of the row or column, then enter a formula.
When you enter in a report a Microsoft Office Excel
formula, provided that the
Activate Local Member
Recognition option is selected in the
Sheet Options:
Note Once a formula has automatically been converted
into a local member, you can edit the local member in the
Local Members
tab of the
Report Editor:
you can see for example the keyword used in its formula and the item to which
the local member is attached.
Note
- All
Microsoft Office Excel formulas are converted into local members.
- If you
do not enter a text to describe the local member, a default name is generated,
beginning with (fn).
- If a
member refered to in a local member is deleted, the local member becomes
invalid.
- The
local member position depends on the
Totals
Placement options selected in the
Sheet
Options.
- A
local member cannot be attached to a blank member. For more information about
blank members, see
Blank Member.
Restriction References to more than 100 cells are ignored.
Local Member Attachment
Any formula is converted into a local member and
the local member is automatically attached to one of these items: a specific
member, a combination of members, the row axis, the column axis or a specific
position in the report.
Alternatively, you can ask that any formula is
converted into a local member that is attached to the row or column axis at a
specific position, meaning the local member is automatically detected as an
EPMPOSITION type of local member.
Note However, this does not apply to the
EPMDIM_CURRENT_MEMBER type of local member.
To do so, select the
Use Position in
Axis option in the
Sheet
Options.
To see an example of local members attached to a
specific position in the row or column axis, see
Local Members - Examples.
Note When a local member references the current
report and another cell outside of the report, the member is automatically
detected as an EPMPOSITION type of local member, even though the
Use Position in
Axis option is not selected in the
Sheet
Options.