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Embedding excel formula in MS Query that will be evaluated in excelnot in the SQL server
I have a MS-QUERY that retrieves 4 columns from an SQL server. I want to create a fith column that is evaluated as formula in excel, not in the SQL server
The fith column should compare column 4 with the value on an excel function (in this case percentile): =if(column4 percentile(sheet1!ReferenceName, 0.25), 1, 0 ) I have two options - Create a manual formula everytime the data is refreshed from the server - Using vba to trap the Query AfterRefresh event, then get a range of the fifth column and update every cell formula However, i want to know if is posible to create a retrieve data using MS-query that is only evaluated in excel and not treated as string nor evaluated in the SQL server. Something like this Select col1, col2, col3, col4, '=if(col4percentile(param1, 0.25),1,0)' from Table |
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