If it is appropriate for the site, you can force a bottom-up calculation on a top-down formula.
Forcing a bottom-up calculation on a formula usually increases performance time. If the formula contains complex functions (for example, range functions) or if the formula's dependencies are not straightforward, a bottom-up calculation may produce results different from those of a top-down calculation.
Before changing the setting CALCOPTFRMLBOTTOMUP or using the calculation script command SET FRMLBOTTOMUP in a production environment, check the validity of calculation results by comparing, relative to the same data, the results of a bottom-up calculation and the results of a top-down calculation. |