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Hi all, I have a virtual cube build on two cubes - Cube C1 with measure M1 and dimensions D11 and D12 - Cube C2 with measure M2 and dimensions D21 and D22 Now when I filter the dimension D11, all measure values of M2 disappear! How can I avoid that? I would like, that filtering on dimensions of the first cube takes no effect on the measures of the second cube and vice versa. Thanks in advanced Chris |
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Hi Chris Create a calculated member that includes the expression validmeasure(M2) This will force the value of M2 to be displayed at the all-level of the dimensions not included in C2. Also remember to hide the original M2 in your virtual cube so that only the new calculated member is visible to the users. /Michael "Chris" <spiii (AT) gmx (DOT) net> wrote in message news:u0JdGV1tEHA.3292 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP12 (DOT) phx.gbl... Hi all, I have a virtual cube build on two cubes - Cube C1 with measure M1 and dimensions D11 and D12 - Cube C2 with measure M2 and dimensions D21 and D22 Now when I filter the dimension D11, all measure values of M2 disappear! How can I avoid that? I would like, that filtering on dimensions of the first cube takes no effect on the measures of the second cube and vice versa. Thanks in advanced Chris |
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Hi Chris Create a calculated member that includes the expression validmeasure(M2) This will force the value of M2 to be displayed at the all-level of the dimensions not included in C2. Also remember to hide the original M2 in your virtual cube so that only the new calculated member is visible to the users. /Michael |
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