EVDRE stands for

Dear Experts,
Please tell me, EVDRE stndats for
And Whats is  EV stands for,
THanks a lot,

hi Kumar,
DRE in EVDRE stands for DATA RANGE EXCHANGE
and
Ev stands for EVEREST,
as of my knowledge,  outlooksoft's 4.2 version(BPC 4.2) was called the outlooksoft's Everest Version 4.2. So they prefixed the words EV infrount of all the BPC Excel functions to symbolize the version name and the same naming still continues.
Regards,
Kranthi

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