Which statement best describes a function of the XFGetCells feature?

Which statement best describes a function of the XFGetCells feature?

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

Answer: (D)

XFGetCells is about pulling data values directly from the intersections defined in a Quick View using a formula-based approach. It lets you reference a specific combination of dimension members (an intersection) and retrieve the corresponding cell value within a formula, making data retrieval dynamic and repeatable across the grid. This is exactly what option describing formula-based retrieves on intersections within an existing Quick View conveys: you’re obtaining data through a formula by targeting the intersection, rather than converting structures or using static adapters. The other options describe actions that don’t reflect how XFGetCells operates, such as converting dimension members to a new Quick View, changing data adapters, or turning formatted cells into fixed intersections.

XFGetCells is about pulling data values directly from the intersections defined in a Quick View using a formula-based approach. It lets you reference a specific combination of dimension members (an intersection) and retrieve the corresponding cell value within a formula, making data retrieval dynamic and repeatable across the grid. This is exactly what option describing formula-based retrieves on intersections within an existing Quick View conveys: you’re obtaining data through a formula by targeting the intersection, rather than converting structures or using static adapters. The other options describe actions that don’t reflect how XFGetCells operates, such as converting dimension members to a new Quick View, changing data adapters, or turning formatted cells into fixed intersections.