I have a cube with a project dimension:
User Hierarchy
Project.ProjectHierarchy
Project.GrowthPlatform
Project.Stream
Project.ProjectName
Attribute
Project.GrowthPlatform
Project.Stream
Project.ProjectName
I would create a calculated measure that is
meas1 * (meas2 / meas3) only for th ProjectName level (the lowest)
Sum(children) for the other level
How can I test the level of a dimension ?
Cosimo
IIF(Project.ProjectHierarchy.CurrentMember.Level IS Project.ProjectHierarchy.ProjectName, ...)|||Hi,
I would try to use the SCOPE function instead of the IIF. Sometning like this should work:
SCOPE([Project].[ProjectHierarchy].[ProjectName].members,[Project].[ProjectName].members);
-- Insert calculated measure here
END SCOPE;
HTH,
Eric
|||Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm quite new of SSAS 2005 and had some experience in AS 2000.
In AS 2000 you can do [dimension].CurrentMember ... but in SSAS 2005 every attribute is a hierarchy so I need to do [dimension].[hierarchy].CurrentMember. But I need a solution for all the hierarchyes !
So I partially solved the problem for [PROJECT].[STREAM] using the he following formula:
IIF ([PROJECT].[STREAM].CURRENTMEMBER.LEVEL_NUMBER = 0
, SUM ( [PROJECT].[STREAM].CURRENTMEMBER.CHILDREN, [Measures].[NUM HEADCOUNT SUBCO] * [Measures].[NUM FTE NO SUBCO] / [Measures].[NUM HEADCOUNT NO SUBCO] )
,[Measures].[NUM HEADCOUNT SUBCO] * [Measures].[NUM FTE NO SUBCO] / [Measures].[NUM HEADCOUNT NO SUBCO]
)
But this does not function the other hierarchy.
There is a way that can function for all the hierarchy ...
What I really need is ussing the ratio only for the lowest level [PROJECT].[PROJECT NAME] and using the sum of the children for all the others.
Cosimo
|||I solved the problem defining four different calcolated measures, even if it could be interesting having just one calculated measure that functions for all the hierarchies.
Cosimo
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