It's quite simple - you need to mark the attribute as non-aggregatable -
this means that it doesn't aggregate up, and therefore the hierarchy where
it is first level won't have All level.
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<ricocali (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote
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IN AS2K we can remove the ALL member. I'm looking at SSAS2K5 and I
can't find that anywhere to remove ALL member |