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Define calculated columns
- Updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Some IQ Interface worksheets contain calculated columns. You can recognize calculated columns by the green bar under the column header.
Learn how to:
Add calculated columns
In a worksheet, select Column and KPI Settings.
On the Column tab, select Manage Columns, then select New Calculated Column.
In the Column settings dialog, on the General tab, enter or select values:
- Column name—Enter a name that describes the calculated content of the new column.
- Display Format—Select the display formatting of the calculated results. It can be Float, Integer, Percentage, or Currency.
- Column definition—Enter a formula expression.
NoteYou can select any column as a variable in the formula expression by clicking its name in the Fields list. For more details about specifying formula expressions, read About formula expressions.
- Description—Optionally enter a description for the new column and its calculation details.
In Column Settings, on the Column Highlighting tab, optionally configure column highlighting.
Select Save.
Drag the newly-added column's header label to the position you want in the worksheet.
Edit calculated column settings
- In a worksheet, select Column and KPI Settings.
- On the Column tab, select the column you want to edit.
- Make changes in Column settings, then select Save.
Delete calculated columns from a worksheet
There are two different ways to remove calculated columns from a worksheet.
Hide a column but keep it in the worksheet
- In a worksheet, select Column and KPI Settings.
- On the Column tab, toggle Show on the column name.
Permanently delete a column from the worksheet
- Select Column and KPI Settings.
- On the Column tab, select the column you want to delete.
- In Column settings, select Delete.