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Hi, If I in Analysis Services 2000 had a table with a column containing NULL values in some rows and this table was referencing another table, I would normally change the NULL value til a value like "(None)" in a data warehouse and then create an "(None)" row in the table beeing referenced. This worked fine. Is this still the way to do it in Analysis Services 2005? Thanks Henrik |
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Hi there, you can use the 'Unknown Member' in SSAS 2005 to create a member to handle NULL or unknown values. Regards ![]() Bobby Henningsen "Henrik Skak Pedersen" <skak (AT) community (DOT) nospam> wrote in message news:OCoNt5hPGHA.1124 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP10 (DOT) phx.gbl... Hi, If I in Analysis Services 2000 had a table with a column containing NULL values in some rows and this table was referencing another table, I would normally change the NULL value til a value like "(None)" in a data warehouse and then create an "(None)" row in the table beeing referenced. This worked fine. Is this still the way to do it in Analysis Services 2005? Thanks Henrik |
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