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FYI, after SP3 the syntax is: Descendants(«Member» | «Set», [«Level»[, «Desc_flags»]]) I'm puzzled though. If [Organisation] is the dimension and [SIK] is the level, what roles does [Faelles] play? Regards, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html |
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If [Organisation] is a parent-child dimension, then is [SIK] actually a member, rather than a level? In that case, is this what you really need: Descendants([Organisation].[Fælles].[SIK].Children) From SQL Server BOL In a parent-child dimension, only a single level can be defined (besides the optional (All) level), but it usually produces multiple levels in the hierarchy. - Deepak *** Sent via Devdex http://www.devdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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