SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE

Modified on Wed, 20 Sep 2023 at 12:22 PM

Applies to:

  • Velixo NX
  • Sage Intacct


The SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE returns an array containing one or more cost types configured within Sage Intacct.

 

 

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Syntax

SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE(Connection, ProjectRange, TaskRange, CostTypeID, IncludeInactive, IncludeProjects, IncludeTasks)

 

The SI. EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE function uses the following parameters:

 

Parameter

Required/ Optional

Description

ConnectionName

Required

The name of the connection as configured in the Connection Manager

Project RangeRequiredThe ID of the project (or multiple projects) for which Cost Types are to be shown

(available in version 2023.10 and higher)

TaskRangeRequiredThe ID of the task (or multiple tasks) for which Cost Types are to be shown

(available in version 2023.10 and higher)

CostTypeID

Optional

The range of cost types to include in the results. See our article on including multiple parameter values

IncludeInactive

Optional

True (default) or False

Determines whether or not to include entries with a Status field set to Inactive in the results.

IncludeProjectsOptionalTrue or False (default)
Determines whether a separate column with project ID is included in the results

(available in version 2023.10 and higher)

IncludeTasksOptionalTrue or False (default)
Determines whether a separate column with task ID is included in the results

(available in version 2023.10 and higher)



Examples


Example 1

=SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE("Sage", "*", "*")

Description

Returns all cost types configured within Sage Intacct

 

Result


 

 

Example 2

Assuming the following configuration within Sage Intacct:

 

 

=SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE("Sage", "*", "*",,FALSE)

Description

Returns all ACTIVE cost types configured within Sage Intacct

 

Result



(note that the inactive cost type BUR is not included)

 


 

Example 3


=SI.EXPANDCOSTTYPERANGE("Sage", "20-001", "G01-040")

Description

Returns all cost types associated with task G01-040 in project 20-001

 

Result



(cell references have been used for some parameters in this example)





Note: If cost types have not been set up with Sage Intacct (or your user account does not have access to the cost type configuration), the function will return a #N/A error: 




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