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NumeritasMartin
7 years agoFrequent Visitor
Cubeset with multiple Excel cell inputs
Good Afternoon All, I hope the festive December month is treating you well. I am trying to get my Cubeset to accept multiple Cell entries, I have got two working but can't find or figure out ...
NumeritasMartin
7 years agoFrequent Visitor
So by converting the a PIVOT table that I got the following which works unless the cell is Blank.
=CUBESET("ThisWorkbookDataModel","{[Department].[Department Group].&["&$F$4&"],[Department].[Department Group].&["&$F$5&"],[Department].[Department Group].&["&$F$6&"]}","(Multiple Items)")This is a workable solution for me however I would like to have a error wrapper for blank cells.
Thanks
v-juanli-msft
7 years agoCommunity Support
If the blank value throws and error after using your formula, you could use "IFERROR" to handle it.
Reference:
Excel IFERROR with VLOOKUP - elegant way to trap errors
if you want the formula to ignore the blank value, you could use "ISBLANK"
Reference:
Using IF to check if a cell is blank
Best Regards
Maggie