What does the Convert to XFGetCells option allow users to do?

What does the Convert to XFGetCells option allow users to do?

• A. Convert to data adapters within a refined dashboard
• B. Convert to formula-based retrieves on intersections of data within an existing Quick View
• C. Convert dimension members from an existing Quick View to a new Quick View
• D. Convert formatted cells to stagnant data intersections

Answer: (B)

Convert to XFGetCells lets you switch a Quick View’s data retrieval to a formula-based reference that reads from the exact intersection of dimension members using the XFGetCells function. This means you’re not just showing a static value in a cell; you’re dynamically pulling the value for the specific combination of dimensions you’re analyzing. In an existing Quick View, applying XFGetCells turns the retrieval into a formula that computes the value for the intersection on the fly, so the result updates as you change the dimension members. This makes the data retrieval reusable and adaptable to different slices of data. It’s not about creating data adapters, moving dimension members to a new Quick View, or converting formatting to static intersections; it’s about converting the cell’s retrieval to a formula that targets the exact intersections across dimensions.

Convert to XFGetCells lets you switch a Quick View’s data retrieval to a formula-based reference that reads from the exact intersection of dimension members using the XFGetCells function. This means you’re not just showing a static value in a cell; you’re dynamically pulling the value for the specific combination of dimensions you’re analyzing. In an existing Quick View, applying XFGetCells turns the retrieval into a formula that computes the value for the intersection on the fly, so the result updates as you change the dimension members. This makes the data retrieval reusable and adaptable to different slices of data. It’s not about creating data adapters, moving dimension members to a new Quick View, or converting formatting to static intersections; it’s about converting the cell’s retrieval to a formula that targets the exact intersections across dimensions.