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Hi, I have two fact tables in a cube, one at Product level and other at Product Family level. With measure groups , created a cube with multip fact tables. When i browse the data at Product Level, the measure from the second fact tables are coming with the total aggregated value. Is there any way to stop this value and show 'N/A' (not applicable) something like this? the reason i want to show like this is second fact measures are at diff level. Any pointers are really appreciated. Thanks in advance Bhaskar |
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you can create a scope calculation something like: scope(product.product level.members, measures.[measure1]); this='N/A'; end scope(); "Bhaskar" <Bhaskar (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9059DA17-6758-485F-BB49-AEA6B8121B63 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi, I have two fact tables in a cube, one at Product level and other at Product Family level. With measure groups , created a cube with multip fact tables. When i browse the data at Product Level, the measure from the second fact tables are coming with the total aggregated value. Is there any way to stop this value and show 'N/A' (not applicable) something like this? the reason i want to show like this is second fact measures are at diff level. Any pointers are really appreciated. Thanks in advance Bhaskar |
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Hi Jeje, Can you pls point to me for some technical links where i can get more information on scope cacculations. Thanks Bhaskar "Jéjé" wrote: you can create a scope calculation something like: scope(product.product level.members, measures.[measure1]); this='N/A'; end scope(); "Bhaskar" <Bhaskar (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9059DA17-6758-485F-BB49-AEA6B8121B63 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi, I have two fact tables in a cube, one at Product level and other at Product Family level. With measure groups , created a cube with multip fact tables. When i browse the data at Product Level, the measure from the second fact tables are coming with the total aggregated value. Is there any way to stop this value and show 'N/A' (not applicable) something like this? the reason i want to show like this is second fact measures are at diff level. Any pointers are really appreciated. Thanks in advance Bhaskar |
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