I'am new on SSAS cube and i want to find the source table name of a mesure .
I cheked on properties but find nothing;enter image description here
How can I do to find the table that provide this mesure with data please .
Thanks for help
Based on your screen shot:
Cash Register Discrepancy Amount is the measure you are looking for
Cash Register Discrepancy Amount Local is the underlying measure
Now, you need to look for the source of the underlying measure, i.e., Cash Register Discrepancy Amount Local
Using the Adventure Works sample, the Measure Internet Gross Profit uses 2 underlying measures Internet Sales Amount and Internet Total Product Cost.
So, now we will search of this measure, first in Calculation, then in the Cube Structure. We can see the measure under the "Internet Sales", we can now go to the Properties to find the underlying table and column.
Good luck
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I am looking for some help in creating a measure to figure out data based on a ranking measure.
I have attached my Power BI file showing my issues and formulae.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s7xted6lhh38dpo/Test.pbix?dl=0
Essentially, I have few tables that have been mapped. Showing revenue achieved by each employee for each product. The employees are split into 3 Teams.
I want to be able to rank these teams based on various filters that can be selected from one of the visualisations. – I have created the measure to do this using the below formulae:
Rev Measure = SUM(Sales[Rev])
Team Rank = RANKX(ALLSELECTED(Org[Team]),CALCULATE([Rev Measure]))
Now I want to create 2 card visualisation that dynamically fills in the data based on the ranking. So one card would read:
Commentary 1 = "Overall Sales was at $"& [Rev Measure] &". With the best performing Team being Team C bringing in $1220 of Revenue"
In the above commentary I am able to dynamically input the total revenue. However, I am unsure how to proceed with showing the best performing team data.
In the second card visualisation I want to show the worst performing team.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm pretty new to SSAS and i have encountered a quite odd issue. The simple SUM function in OLAP cube shows wrong numbers based on the dimension usage.
I have created simple OLAP cube in SSAS, which tracks fuel payments across company car fleet. Data source is a SQL database server, and I use table "purchase" (contains information of amount of fuel bought, paid price, location of purchase etc.) as a measure and tables "car" (information about car type, its registration ID etc.), "location" (plant location the driver originates from) and "division" as dimensions.
When I first connected all dimensions to the measure on the "Dimension usage" tab, I got wrong sum of the price paid and amount of fuel bought - the sum displayed was much lower than the actual one. I tried to look into it and the numbers were wrong as well if i looked at the data by division, location etc.
But when I used the "Car" dimension and created table showing the data for each individual car, the results were correct, which I find weird.
When I disconnected the "Car" dimension from the measure group, the totals in the cube were correct, but i was (of course) unable to look at individual numbers for each car.
I understand that there is some problem with the "Car" dimension, but I am unable to find out what exactly goes wrong. Any advice helping me to identify where to look would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
enter image description hereI'm beginner in SSAS, actually I work on SSAS Olap cube I have an issue which is I can not add customer fields to charge dimension or to charge fact (to be displayed on power bi )
Thank you in advance
The general answer is:
Add dimension to the cube
Open "Dimension Usage" tab
Click on a cell crossing Measure Group vs Dimension
Use "Referenced" type and select another dimension as a Reference
But please provide more details:
What have you tried before asking a question here?
Why it didn't help?
What are you trying to achieve (with simple example in Excel, plain text etc.)? Like Customer: A,B,C, Charge: X,Y,Z. Their relations. What is your expectation.
I can't figure it out! (CustomRollUpColumn??, or some custom made MDX calculated thing)
My problem: I have a dimension TypeOfRow who's function it is to display the ... well yes ... type of row. I'm working in the financial sector and, always, need to provide the ultimate result ==>> The Total Contribution. I read, amongst others, the article of Martin Mason ( http://martinmason.wordpress.com/2012/02/26/the-ssas-financial-cubepart-1ragged-hierarchies/ ) and designed the dimension as a "Naturalized Parent-Child Hierarchy".
The dimension, 5 levels, I designed for this solution is (simplyfied):
•+/+ Revenue (several types of)
•-/- Cost (several types of)
•= Total Contribution
A user requirement is that the "Total Contribution" always display the "Total Contribution" even if any the Revenue- or Cost types are filtered out.
My question: is this possible showing the total of a dimension without showing all the members (in Excel but I hope to configure this in SSAS 2008R2)?
many thanks in advance, - Leon
In my cube there are certain measures which are non-additive, however I can compute a value for every drill down level. Unfortunately the computation is too complex for it to be done in in Analysis Services.
If I precompute the drill down levels I'm interested in, I have to put those values into a separate fact-table / measure group for each drill down level, or don't I? Is it possible to do this in a way that is transparent to the end user? So it should look like there is only one fact table and SSAS automatically selects the value from the correct fact table based on the drill-down level?
I found the answer in a Microsoft forum: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlanalysisservices/thread/d5998b23-936b-4e7b-b593-bd164b20c022
On the Calculate tab you can define a scope statement:
In this really trivial example, internet sales amount will be shown when reseller sales amount is chosen (at calendar quarters).
scope([Measures].[Reseller Sales Amount], [Date].[Calendar].[Calendar Quarter]);
this=[Measures].[Internet Sales Amount];
end scope;