If you have a large Excel report built on XFGetCells, and trying to understand the dimensions that each XFGetCell is grabbing, it can take a long time to parse through an XFGetCell manually and make notes of each relevant dimension. Open your Excel Addin. Go to your XFGetCell, see below pic. By clicking on the fx, we can identify which dimension each member is related to. It will bring up this interface.
We recently upgraded from 6.6.x to 7.1.1 and I have some users who are having issue with Excel add-in. Best way to check is under Application, Tools, Client Updater. Then check if you are on the latest version:
Get your metadata to Excel either through a Cube View or a Quick View, you should be able to build a function in Excel and use that in a formula to break your information into columns. Something starting from a function like this: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/formula-to-find-format-alignment-indent-level.620757/ Another possibility to look at would be Application Control Manager. It’s a free download in the Marketplace. Another method can be by exporting the relationship of your dimension as XML. Open the XML in Excel and select parent/child Here is a snipit.
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