Thank you @eka24 ,
However unfortunately I need PowerApps to receive the calculations totals somehow. Even an elaborate workaround would do, as long as it’s automated.
Here are some of the ways I thought it may work:
– Use flows to copy the data from Table 2(The calculations) and translate it into a table that can be read
– Use Power BI to read the excel & output the results. Since you can import an entire excel workbook in Power BI, including the results of calculations. Just not the formulas themselves.
– Use a 3rd party service to translate Table 2 ( I just emailed https://www.ipushpull.com/ to see what they say.)
– SQL somehow reads Table 2 and updates a mirror copy of it
We would all love to translate the excel workbooks to SQL or PowerBI, but there are thousands of calculations in each one. So a need for a workaround here is crucial.
