Hi,
I am attempting to transfer Amount data between cubes with target cube having one less dimension.
Source Cube Dimensions: Product, Total_Amount
Target Cube Dimensions: Product, Months, Measures
Measures among others contains Amount element.
Thanks to more than generous help from other users here I now know plenty of ways to this using TI and I know how to use rules to transfer data the opposite way (Cube with more dim -> Cube with less dim). But I don't exactly know how to do it this way.
Any help would be appreciated.
Using Rules to transfer data into cube with less dimensions
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Re: Using Rules to transfer data into cube with less dimensions
This starts to remind me a "1000 answers to "Measure tower height using barometer" question" meme =)
Using a rule here will be much simpler than using a TI process:
Target cube:
Source cube:
Using a rule here will be much simpler than using a TI process:
Target cube:
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SKIPCHECK;
[] = N: DB('Source Cube', !Product, ATTRS(some mapping with source cube measures));
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SKIPCHECK;
FEEDERS;
[] => DB('Target Cube', !Product, 'Months total', ATTRS(some mapping with target cube measures));
Best regards, Alexander Dvoynev
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Re: Using Rules to transfer data into cube with less dimensions
Thanks for the reply to clarify, the barometer meme is not too far off. I entered a new job and I am being trained in TM1. I was given series of tasks to do and after I complete them the usual extension of my assignment is: "Find other ways to accomplish this and implement it. See you tomorrow."