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Default HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 08:22 PM






I HAVE 2 CUBES: ONE ACTUAL ANOTHER BUDGET. HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES INTO ONE
SINGLE TABLE/PIVOT TABLE IN EXCEL ?



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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 09:23 PM






Thanks.. Is it possible to build virtual cube wihout SQL server ? I only
have Excel with me.


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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 09:26 PM



You cannot link 2 cubes in Excel, you will need to create a virtual cube
in AS that links the 2 cubes and then point Excel to that.

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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 09:36 PM



So any workaround if I do not have SQL server ?
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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 09:48 PM



I think you can do it in one sheet in different cell.

or you may do it one cube one sheet and link 2 sheets together by using
vlookup


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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-14-2005 , 10:56 PM



have you AS installed on the server?
and have you access to this server?

if yes, then create a virtual cube.
if not, then create Excel calculations.

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So any workaround if I do not have SQL server ?
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I HAVE 2 CUBES: ONE ACTUAL ANOTHER BUDGET. HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES INTO
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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-15-2005 , 11:09 AM



Thanks for indicating solution = calculation in Excel.
How to do calculation based on 2 cubes in Excel ?




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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-15-2005 , 11:12 AM



No I do not have the AS or SQL server, just Excel.
"if not, then create Excel calculations". Could you please help to give more
advice on this part ? Thanks ...

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have you AS installed on the server?
and have you access to this server?

if yes, then create a virtual cube.
if not, then create Excel calculations.

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So any workaround if I do not have SQL server ?
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ONE
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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-15-2005 , 11:43 AM



create 2 sheets, each sheet will display data from each cube
then on a third sheet, simply apply your formula.

but this is not a dynamic option, if you change (like drill down) any of the
first 2 sheets, then the formula is not good anymore.


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No I do not have the AS or SQL server, just Excel.
"if not, then create Excel calculations". Could you please help to give
more
advice on this part ? Thanks ...

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:OEwU3lauFHA.3528 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP15 (DOT) phx.gbl...
have you AS installed on the server?
and have you access to this server?

if yes, then create a virtual cube.
if not, then create Excel calculations.

"hkappleorange" <hkappleorange (AT) yahoo (DOT) com.hk> wrote in message
news:u%23ZVQ5ZuFHA.360 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP12 (DOT) phx.gbl...
So any workaround if I do not have SQL server ?
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:uf4uDQZuFHA.2064 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl...
I HAVE 2 CUBES: ONE ACTUAL ANOTHER BUDGET. HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES INTO
ONE
SINGLE TABLE/PIVOT TABLE IN EXCEL ?











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Default Re: HOW TO CONNECT 2 CUBES IN EXCEL - 09-15-2005 , 01:50 PM



If you had a decent excel add-in you wouldn't have any trouble
whatsoever.
Probably the 3 best selling add-ins for AS cubes are IntelligentsApps,
MIS Plain & XLCubed.

Regards,

John Keeley

www.johnkeeley.com


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