on 09-11-2014 10:22 AM
Hi Experts,
i have been looking around but can not find information about my problem.
My problem:
I have a workbook with 2 queries on two different multiproviders.
Both queries have a variabele on a hierarchy. One is about 0COSTCENTER, one is about 0PROFIT_CTR.
Because these two hierarchies are equal i would like to use the selected costcenter node in the 0profit_ctr variable as well
(so that user doesnot have to enter this selection value).
So i tried in the user exit to get the selected value from the other query.
My i_t_var_range table however seems to contain only the values for the query that is currently processed .
Is there a way in the user exit to find the variable values for all the queries in a workbook?
Hi,
Have you thought about using an infoset to join data from both infoproviders ?
Then, it would be possible to create a variable on one of those characteristics.
Regards, Leszek
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To be clear on this; this is not about joining data and it is not about precalculation.
So far i am afraid that the VBA macro is the only possibility.
Thanx for thinking with me; more advice will still be appreciated.
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Hi,
Could you try the RRI, please.Tcode: RSBBS
I have never used in within a workbook, I'm afraid the second query will just pop-up, but maybe that's okay for you ???
thanks
grtz
Koen
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To pass values from one query to other in a workbook, you should write VBA Macro but not user exit.
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