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Hi Kalyan. Probably the easiest way to do this is to create a set that orders the measures exactly how you want. For example, if I have 2 regular measures (Sales, Cost) and 1 Calculated Measure (Net Profit) then I would create a named set that looked like this: {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} This will put the calc member first, followed by your regular ones. Also, by putting them in a set you get to see the member names. HTH V |
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Hi Voorshwa Thanks for reply, but I created namedset like this {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} On cube browser, Net Profit, Cost, my calculated memeber, Net Profit, cost (this is because of named set) If i hide regular measure, named set also hide please give more details about your idea thanks "Voorshwa" wrote: Hi Kalyan. Probably the easiest way to do this is to create a set that orders the measures exactly how you want. For example, if I have 2 regular measures (Sales, Cost) and 1 Calculated Measure (Net Profit) then I would create a named set that looked like this: {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} This will put the calc member first, followed by your regular ones. Also, by putting them in a set you get to see the member names. HTH V |
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Hi Kalyan, I'm trying to do the same thing with measeures inside my cubes and I would like to know if any solution has been found yet. Thanks "Kalyan" wrote: Hi Voorshwa Thanks for reply, but I created namedset like this {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} On cube browser, Net Profit, Cost, my calculated memeber, Net Profit, cost (this is because of named set) If i hide regular measure, named set also hide please give more details about your idea thanks "Voorshwa" wrote: Hi Kalyan. Probably the easiest way to do this is to create a set that orders the measures exactly how you want. For example, if I have 2 regular measures (Sales, Cost) and 1 Calculated Measure (Net Profit) then I would create a named set that looked like this: {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} This will put the calc member first, followed by your regular ones. Also, by putting them in a set you get to see the member names. HTH V |
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I have not tested this myself, but have you tried hidding all the raw measures and setting up every measure you want the users to see as calculated members? You could set up all your standard measures as [Net Profit Raw] [Cost Raw] and then set up calculated members called [Net Profit] and [Cost] that just return their respective "raw" values. In theory, this should get around the issue of calculated measures sorting last. -- Regards Darren Gosbell [MCSD] Blog: http://www.geekswithblogs.net/darrengosbell In article <7F8027DA-FEA8-49A5-A56A-AD95C6726A0E (AT) microsoft (DOT) com>, Pat. @discussions.microsoft.com says... Hi Kalyan, I'm trying to do the same thing with measeures inside my cubes and I would like to know if any solution has been found yet. Thanks "Kalyan" wrote: Hi Voorshwa Thanks for reply, but I created namedset like this {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} On cube browser, Net Profit, Cost, my calculated memeber, Net Profit, cost (this is because of named set) If i hide regular measure, named set also hide please give more details about your idea thanks "Voorshwa" wrote: Hi Kalyan. Probably the easiest way to do this is to create a set that orders the measures exactly how you want. For example, if I have 2 regular measures (Sales, Cost) and 1 Calculated Measure (Net Profit) then I would create a named set that looked like this: {Measures.[Net Profit], Measures.Sales, Measures.Cost} This will put the calc member first, followed by your regular ones. Also, by putting them in a set you get to see the member names. HTH V |
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