Is this the limitation of MDX
----- Charles wrote: ----
Thanks a lot
In addition, how can I do in MDX builder if I want to show one of measures in different calculations when the associated dimension are different
Like this:
When the dimension is A:
([Measures1], Ancestor([A].CurrentMember, [A].[(All)]
When the dimension is B:
([Measures1], Ancestor([b].CurrentMember, [b].[(All)]
How can I present both in a single calculated member in MDX builder? Any selection logics? Any suggestions?
Actually, thanks to those experts
Charle
----- Thomas Ivarsson wrote: ----
SELECT {Measures.Members} On Column
From Sale
Be aware though, that different clients will give you different results. I
works in the MDX sample application but in ProClarity 5.3 professional yo
will se nothing
HT
Thomas Ivarsson BI Consultant, Malmö, Swede
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How to use MDX to represent Measures without any Dimensions, just lik
the measures are shown on the pivot table? Could some experts help to solv
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