Mastering the CUBE Functions in Excel 2013
summary
Covers the seven CUBE functions in Excel 2013 and shows working examples: converting a pivot to formulas, building a sales KPI summary with slicers, sparklines and an embedded Apps for Office gauge, and combining two models (ResellerSales and WarrantySales) into one worksheet. Demonstrates cell-by-cell MDX queries, template formulas using absolute/relative refs, macro-driven top‑N generation, SharePoint/Excel Services publishing with parameters, and warns about performance hit from many queries, 255‑char expression limits, cache refreshes and rank errors.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45CUBE functions overview
- 2:27CUBE functions use cases
- 3:53Pivot table to CUBE conversion
- 11:01Sales report with CUBE
- 17:01SharePoint publishing
- 18:04Multi-data model report
- 36:24Sparklines and charts in CUBE
- 44:43When to use CUBE functions
- 47:30Best practices for CUBE reports
- 50:21Advanced macros and layouts
- 54:13CUBE with add-ins and apps
- 58:38Upgrading CUBE workbooks
- 59:19Conclusion and Q&A
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