INFOR.GET.ELEMENT
This function returns values that represent one or more element attributes.
      For example, Caption (MEMBER_CAPTION) or Id (MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME). 
INFOR.GET.ELEMENT supports these
      features:
- Multiselection
You can specify multiple unique names of elements from the same hierarchy.
 - Retrieval of all attributes
 - MDX expressions
For example, you can specify
[HierarchyUN].DefaultMemberto return the default element attributes orelementUN.Childrento returned multiple child elements.If an aggregated set of elements is returned from an MDX expression, the corresponding attributes are returned in one cell, separated by commas.
 
Syntax
The function has this syntax:
=INFOR.GET.ELEMENT("data_connection", "cube", [attribute], "hierarchy" {, element, ...})
      This table shows the parameters and their descriptions:
                Parameters
               | 
              Description | 
|---|---|
data_connection | 
              Represents the database unique name. It is a string or a cell reference. | 
cube | 
              Represents the cube unique name. It is a string or a cell reference. | 
attribute | 
              Represents the attribute unique name. It is a matrix of strings
                or cell-references. If not specified, the default value is
                  MEMBER_CAPTION. | 
            
hierarchy | 
              Represents the hierarchy unique name. It is a string or a cell reference. If the hierarchy is not specified, the default value is an empty string and the hierarchy is parsed from the element unique name. | 
element | 
              Represents the element unique name from the
                specified hierarchy. It is any number of strings or cell-references.  Note: If the hierarchy is not specified, the element unique name must
                  be specified in its long form, for example,  
.[PERIOD].[ALL
                    YEARS].[2018]. | 
            
Return values
This function returns a single cell value of any type.
For a specified and valid hierarchy:
- If the 
elementparameter is specified as multiple unique names that are separated by comma, an aggregated member is return. The multiple elements must be from the same hierarchy. - If the 
elementparameter is empty, the default element from the specified hierarchy is returned. - If the 
elementparameter is only the element name, the first available element with such name is returned. 
When the attributes parameter contains multiple unique names, for example,
          MEMBER_CAPTION and MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME, the function returns an array of 1 x N size. The order of
        the specified attributes defines the order of returned items.
If the [attribute] argument is not
        specified, the function returns the MEMBER_CAPTION
        attribute.
Errors
The function returns an error value if any required parameter is missing.
        If the specified parameters are invalid, the corresponding element is skipped.