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Have 2 amounts that need to be combined - here's the setup: Have a hierachical dimension with lets say 2 levels. On the first level I have one amount and on the second level I have another amount. So it looks kind'a like this: Amount1 Amount2 Area 1 10000 Branch 1-1 9000 Branche 1-2 500 Area 2 20000 Branch 2-1 7000 Branch 2-2 14000 I would like to put this into olap and have considerede several different approaches: *) a physical cube for each amount type and combining those in a virtual cube - that didn't seem to do the trick...perhaps i need to combine this with something special in the dimensions *) Using ragged hierachies - my problem is thought that this isn't always supported by the front-end....but I could put area's and branches into one dimension table and having this UNION dimension table reference a total fact table - and then I could choose to hide member if name = parent - that would get rid of area's on branch level ? Are there any other ways to go....? /Michael V. |
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Problem solved - found another post with virtual cubes.... "Michael Vardinghus" <michaelvardinghus (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:#Mglh#8xEHA.1524 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl... Have 2 amounts that need to be combined - here's the setup: Have a hierachical dimension with lets say 2 levels. On the first level I have one amount and on the second level I have another amount. So it looks kind'a like this: Amount1 Amount2 Area 1 10000 Branch 1-1 9000 Branche 1-2 500 Area 2 20000 Branch 2-1 7000 Branch 2-2 14000 I would like to put this into olap and have considerede several different approaches: *) a physical cube for each amount type and combining those in a virtual cube - that didn't seem to do the trick...perhaps i need to combine this with something special in the dimensions *) Using ragged hierachies - my problem is thought that this isn't always supported by the front-end....but I could put area's and branches into one dimension table and having this UNION dimension table reference a total fact table - and then I could choose to hide member if name = parent - that would get rid of area's on branch level ? Are there any other ways to go....? /Michael V. |
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Merge the amount colomns and make a hierarcy of the Area dimension. Ole "Michael Vardinghus" <michaelvardinghus (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote Problem solved - found another post with virtual cubes.... "Michael Vardinghus" <michaelvardinghus (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:#Mglh#8xEHA.1524 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl... Have 2 amounts that need to be combined - here's the setup: Have a hierachical dimension with lets say 2 levels. On the first level I have one amount and on the second level I have another amount. So it looks kind'a like this: Amount1 Amount2 Area 1 10000 Branch 1-1 9000 Branche 1-2 500 Area 2 20000 Branch 2-1 7000 Branch 2-2 14000 I would like to put this into olap and have considerede several different approaches: *) a physical cube for each amount type and combining those in a virtual cube - that didn't seem to do the trick...perhaps i need to combine this with something special in the dimensions *) Using ragged hierachies - my problem is thought that this isn't always supported by the front-end....but I could put area's and branches into one dimension table and having this UNION dimension table reference a total fact table - and then I could choose to hide member if name = parent - that would get rid of area's on branch level ? Are there any other ways to go....? /Michael V. |
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