Dynamically generate values depending on user requirements! A part of the advanced columns, the GRID formula (shown as the formula column) allows you to dynamically generate values on GRID worksheets. There are 2 kinds of formula columns on Grid: - Row Level - Table Level Row Level: This option lets you run calculations on 2 or more columns at the row-level using a simple SQL syntax. In case you have a need to dynamically calculate your purchase value from quantity or price, this is a perfect way to formulate it. Another way to make use of this formula is for the times you want to dynamically add 30 days to a date value. Row Level You can use any SQL compatible formula to make it function. Given below is a simple age categorization using "Case When" statement in row-level formula box. Row Level Example Table Level: The table formula type is one of the most unique and powerful functionalities of Grid worksheets. Dynamically aggregate values from multiple worksheets and show real-time calculations on GRID while being as cool as a cucumber! Table Level Let's take the case of building an inventory management workflow with different worksheets for stock entry and stock issue. Though you require a dynamic show of current inventory for a particular product, your answer is the dynamic formula! See how to create that using this video. |