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==[[Excel_Client:Functions_(Formulas)|Function]]== | ==[[Excel_Client:Functions_(Formulas)|Function]]== | ||
<span {{CoPFormel}}>ElemHasChild(Dimension, Element) | <span {{CoPFormel}}>ElemHasChild(Dimension, Element)</span> | ||
This [[Excel_Client:Functions_(Formulas)|function]] returns a value of True if the element contains child elements. Otherwise it returns a value of False. The value of False is also returned if the element is not present in the dimension. | This [[Excel_Client:Functions_(Formulas)|function]] returns a value of True if the element contains child elements. Otherwise it returns a value of False. The value of False is also returned if the element is not present in the dimension. | ||
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==Example == | ==Example == | ||
<span {{CoPFormel}}>ElemHasChild(„Zeit“;“JAN 2005“) | <span {{CoPFormel}}>ElemHasChild(„Zeit“;“JAN 2005“)</span><br> | ||
returns False | returns False | ||
Revision as of 10:32, 24 May 2012
Function
ElemHasChild(Dimension, Element)
This function returns a value of True if the element contains child elements. Otherwise it returns a value of False. The value of False is also returned if the element is not present in the dimension.
| Parameter | Description |
| Dimension | The dimension to which the operation applies. |
| Element | The element that is being searched. |
Example
ElemHasChild(„Zeit“;“JAN 2005“)
returns False
