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Kalyan
 
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Default calculated member - 03-09-2006 , 11:35 AM






Is it possible to use calculated member in another calculated member todo
some arithmetic? if so, is there any syntax


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Default Re: Calculated Member - 05-16-2006 , 10:55 PM






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When looking at the template of the calculated member [Percentage of
Total] it appears that I have to refer to the <<Target Hierarchy>>.
That means that I have to create a calculated member for every hierarchy.
Is there a way to create only one calculated member that refer to current
hierarchy.


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Deepak Puri
 
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Default Re: calculated member - 01-19-2007 , 03:50 PM



Could you post the actual MDX query in SSRS 2005 - and does this same
query run acceptably in Managment Studio?


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Default Re: calculated member - 01-20-2007 , 08:26 PM



Seeing the large number of cross-joins in the row set, and assuming that
[Measures].[Amt Due] and [Measures].[Amt Recd] are themselves base cube
measures, you could try setting the NON_EMPTY_BEHAVIOR property of
[Measures].[Difference AmtRec - AmtDue] to: {[Measures].[Amt Due],
[Measures].[Amt Recd]}.


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