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Jon, we have experienced the same astonishing behaviour. The only way to refresh dimension data seems to be dragging the dimension out of pivot table and back in. I guess excel pivot tables are not really supposed to be saved anyway (the goal seems to be ad hoc / instant analysis rather than saving report structure). We have not found a solution to this problem (other that using BIP or sth similar). What the users really want to save is the report definition anyway, not necessarily the data itself. Greetings Lutz |
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Here's a strange and potentially dangeroug situation in an Excel pivot table that's connected to an OLAP data source. I hada NAME dimension that has names linked to the keys in the dimension. For example, the data was: # Name 1 Smith 2 Jones 3 Bush In the dimension table, I changed Name #3 from Bush to Gore, and reprocessed the dimension and cubes. The pivot table currently has the NAME dimension as a row heading. When I refresh the pivot table, Name #3 remains Bush. However, if I remove the NAME dimension from the pivot table and replace it with the same dimension, it now shows Gore. Why isn't the name refreshing correctly? I assume that it's cached somewhere, but shouldn't the REFRESH pivot table button reload all of that? Is there some way that I can be sure that the pivot table is showing the correct dimensions in the cube? Thanks. Jon Pearce jpearce (AT) remove_this_dgapartners (DOT) com |
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In a word...no. This behavior is totally dependant upon the PTS bits provided by Analysis Services, and in this case you are right the values are being cached. . One thing that you can try is setting Cache Mode to False in the connection string. Brian "Jon Pearce" <jpearce (AT) remove_this (DOT) dgapartners.com> wrote in message news:%23bWhCWfgDHA.2400 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP12 (DOT) phx.gbl... Here's a strange and potentially dangeroug situation in an Excel pivot table that's connected to an OLAP data source. I hada NAME dimension that has names linked to the keys in the dimension. For example, the data was: # Name 1 Smith 2 Jones 3 Bush In the dimension table, I changed Name #3 from Bush to Gore, and reprocessed the dimension and cubes. The pivot table currently has the NAME dimension as a row heading. When I refresh the pivot table, Name #3 remains Bush. However, if I remove the NAME dimension from the pivot table and replace it with the same dimension, it now shows Gore. Why isn't the name refreshing correctly? I assume that it's cached somewhere, but shouldn't the REFRESH pivot table button reload all of that? Is there some way that I can be sure that the pivot table is showing the correct dimensions in the cube? Thanks. Jon Pearce jpearce (AT) remove_this_dgapartners (DOT) com |
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