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Hello! I want to create a calculated member from two measures: Measure Money(values from 0 to 10.000) and Maesure binary(values 0 or 1) Money Binary 10 1 10 0 10 0 5 1 ------------ 35 2 AM make the calcule like this: money * binary = 70 and i need this money * binary = 15 ie. i need this 10*1 + 10*0 + 10*0 + 5*1 = 15 How should i do to obtain this calculation?? Could anyone help me? Thanks in advanced!! André Fonseca |
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When I needed something like that I created a measure and used table>.money*<table>.binary as my source column and then just aggrigate on that. Hope that helps C.W. "Botinha" <botinha (AT) netcabo (DOT) pt> wrote in message news:9587965.0404120730.77b22a1b (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hello! I want to create a calculated member from two measures: Measure Money(values from 0 to 10.000) and Maesure binary(values 0 or 1) Money Binary 10 1 10 0 10 0 5 1 ------------ 35 2 AM make the calcule like this: money * binary = 70 and i need this money * binary = 15 ie. i need this 10*1 + 10*0 + 10*0 + 5*1 = 15 How should i do to obtain this calculation?? Could anyone help me? Thanks in advanced!! André Fonseca |
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Hello! I had created a calculated member with measure.money*measure.binary, how should i use the solve order to get what i want? Please help! My problem is that the two measures come from two diferent cubes, and a created a virtual cube with my calculated member! Thanks in advanced Andre Fonseca "C.W." <ode2code (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote When I needed something like that I created a measure and used table>.money*<table>.binary as my source column and then just aggrigate on that. Hope that helps C.W. "Botinha" <botinha (AT) netcabo (DOT) pt> wrote in message news:9587965.0404120730.77b22a1b (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hello! I want to create a calculated member from two measures: Measure Money(values from 0 to 10.000) and Maesure binary(values 0 or 1) Money Binary 10 1 10 0 10 0 5 1 ------------ 35 2 AM make the calcule like this: money * binary = 70 and i need this money * binary = 15 ie. i need this 10*1 + 10*0 + 10*0 + 5*1 = 15 How should i do to obtain this calculation?? Could anyone help me? Thanks in advanced!! André Fonseca |
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I don't know if that's posible. The only Time I have done this is when the two items are in the same cube. By making it a measure (and not a calculated measure) the aggragation is applied after the calculation, but it has to be in the same cube. Is it posible to add a dimension (you can make it invisible) using the Binary, and then create a calulated measure based on that, like so: ([binary].[1],[meausres].[sales]) You will need to add this dimension to your cube with the Money dimension is the only downside. C.W. "Botinha" <botinha (AT) netcabo (DOT) pt> wrote in message news:9587965.0404130116.3bd8449f (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hello! I had created a calculated member with measure.money*measure.binary, how should i use the solve order to get what i want? Please help! My problem is that the two measures come from two diferent cubes, and a created a virtual cube with my calculated member! Thanks in advanced Andre Fonseca "C.W." <ode2code (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:<eOQewPKIEHA.2556 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP12 (DOT) phx.gbl>... When I needed something like that I created a measure and used table>.money*<table>.binary as my source column and then just aggrigate on that. Hope that helps C.W. "Botinha" <botinha (AT) netcabo (DOT) pt> wrote in message news:9587965.0404120730.77b22a1b (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hello! I want to create a calculated member from two measures: Measure Money(values from 0 to 10.000) and Maesure binary(values 0 or 1) Money Binary 10 1 10 0 10 0 5 1 ------------ 35 2 AM make the calcule like this: money * binary = 70 and i need this money * binary = 15 ie. i need this 10*1 + 10*0 + 10*0 + 5*1 = 15 How should i do to obtain this calculation?? Could anyone help me? Thanks in advanced!! André Fonseca |
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Is it posible to add a dimension (you can make it invisible) using the Binary, and then create a calulated measure based on that, like so: ([binary].[1],[meausres].[sales]) You will need to add this dimension to your cube with the Money dimension is the only downside. C.W. |
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