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-----Original Message----- Hi, is it possible to Analysis Services return a "0" zero, when no data appears for a cell??? I'm doing it by code but i think there may be a value to set that on Analysis Services. Thanks a lot Nabani . |
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Hi, For every measure, in the properties window, you canspecify the format of the cell. You cna specify teh format you need by customising this value. Refer to "FORMAT_STRING Contents" for further details. Hope this helps Regards GS -----Original Message----- Hi, is it possible to Analysis Services return a "0" zero, when no data appears for a cell??? I'm doing it by code but i think there may be a value to set that on Analysis Services. Thanks a lot Nabani . |
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Hi, my guess is something like this: IIf(IsEmpty(Measures.CurrentMember), 0, Measures.CurrentMember) However I think that "Null" means something else than "0". It gives the signal that there is no data available for this cell. In my opinion it might not be wise to replace Null with a zero, for it effectly falsifies the data displayed. But you will probably already have considered this. HTH Lutz |
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