on ‎2019 May 02 7:50 PM
I'm trying to understand how EPM processes a request to Refresh Workbook. I have a workbook with multiple tabs of EPMSCALEDATA formulas. When I click refresh, many times it has a message [sheet name]: Detecting EPM Functions. This message appears sometimes for several minutes on worksheets that do not contain any EPM formulas. Why would EPM take so long to detect EPM functions on a sheet with not EPM functions?
Separately, when clicking Refresh Workbook, depending on which sheet I am on, different sheets besides the one I refreshed on populate data, while others do not refresh and still have #RFR.
I've seen other forum posts from users with similar issues but I haven't seen a solution. Please do not tell me to convert my report to a static EPM pull. EPMSCALEDATA is a supported function and there ought to be a solution.
Request clarification before answering.
First - epmscaledata is supported function, but a very slow function in case of multiple cells.
Second - for each sheet please check in sheet options is it set as epm worksheet or not.
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Thanks! Very helpful. For some reports I really don't think we're going to get away from EPMScaleData so I'm trying everything I can to speed up refresh times.
Could that setting (incorrectly set on non-EPM worksheets) have caused some excel sheets to refresh and others no when clicking Refresh Workbook?
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