Hi, I have a very large database in excel where I have created dynamic columns (I think they are called that); they are just columns with formulas referencing the data in the database.
One formula looks like this: "=MAXIFS([OP];[Year];[@Year];[Client segment];[@[Client segment]];[Survey];[@Survey];[Country];[@Country])"
The formula works fine, but because the database is so large, it becomes very hard to work with, especially with all the dynamic columns. So my question is this:
Is it possible to translate that formula to a "Pivot Table Calculated Field"-formula? Perhaps this will make the database easier to work with, when all those extra columns are just created as Calculated Fields in the Pivot Table...
Regards,
Kim
One formula looks like this: "=MAXIFS([OP];[Year];[@Year];[Client segment];[@[Client segment]];[Survey];[@Survey];[Country];[@Country])"
The formula works fine, but because the database is so large, it becomes very hard to work with, especially with all the dynamic columns. So my question is this:
Is it possible to translate that formula to a "Pivot Table Calculated Field"-formula? Perhaps this will make the database easier to work with, when all those extra columns are just created as Calculated Fields in the Pivot Table...
Regards,
Kim