Multiple Connections

Posted 15 days ago by Nathan Gayeski

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Hello, is there a way to query on multiple connections?


Example

SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE(Connection 1;Connection 2,Range))


Thanks!

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Gabriel Michaud

Gabriel Michaud posted 15 days ago Admin Best Answer

Nathan,


One thing you could do is use the UNIQUE() and HSTACK() functions to join together the locations from multiple connections:


=UNIQUE(HSTACK(SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE(Conn1,...),SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE(Conn2,...)))

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Nathan Gayeski posted 15 days ago

For this purpose it would be only a couple but potentially could be in the 100s if it works well.

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Gabriel Michaud

Gabriel Michaud posted 15 days ago Admin

How many connections do you intend to consolidate? We may look into adding the ability to support multiple connections in the connection argument in the future if that makes sense.

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Nathan Gayeski posted 15 days ago

Thank you both. We are trying to create global reconciliations between bank and ledger. I will test that out.

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Gabriel Michaud

Gabriel Michaud posted 15 days ago Admin Answer

Nathan,


One thing you could do is use the UNIQUE() and HSTACK() functions to join together the locations from multiple connections:


=UNIQUE(HSTACK(SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE(Conn1,...),SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE(Conn2,...)))

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Markens Juste

Markens Juste posted 15 days ago Admin

Hi, Nathan,

Velixo can only query one connection at a time. If you want to use the  SI.EXPANDLOCATIONRANGE function on multiple connections, you will need to use the function for each location in a different cell in Excel.

 

What is the reason for the need for multiple connections? Are you trying to build a specific report to compare some Data?

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