Hi All,
I got stuck at this point and not sure if there is any way possible to achieve this .
I have a customer dimension with a hierarchy Region, Agency, Reps and Customer . And the other dimension in cube are currency , months and Gl Account.
Now I am having a measure loaded to the cube via a TI Process which would store the DaysSincePayment . This measure should be applicable only to the customers .
So now the issue I am having is say a region 1 -> Agency ->1 has 5 customers the ,DaysSincePayment is rolled up at consolidated levels .
I always wanted the consolidated level of customer dimension to show 0 for DaysSincePayment as they dont relate to them .
I tried this rule but it set 0 to all elements
['Days Since Payment']=C:0;
I also tried
['Days Since Payment']=C:STET; but the values for consolidation still exists.
I am not sure if we can use a subset with all consolidated elements from customers dimension and use them in rule to set it to 0 for DaysSincePayment , but i think thats not possible .
Any help is appreciated .
Thanks,
Rule to exclude consolidation element values for a measure that is related to only lower level element in a hierarchy
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Re: Rule to exclude consolidation element values for a measure that is related to only lower level element in a hierarch
Have you considered rule prescedence?
What happens to the values when you move the C level rule to the top of the rules file?
What happens to the values when you move the C level rule to the top of the rules file?
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Re: Rule to exclude consolidation element values for a measure that is related to only lower level element in a hierarch
Hi,
Indeed, consider:
- rule precedence
- the ELLEV function
- the ELISANC function
because if I understand the problem you will need to make a distinction for different kinds of consolidated cells.
Indeed, consider:
- rule precedence
- the ELLEV function
- the ELISANC function
because if I understand the problem you will need to make a distinction for different kinds of consolidated cells.
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Re: Rule to exclude consolidation element values for a measure that is related to only lower level element in a hierarch
okay , I used this and it looks okay now , not sure if I need to use any other checks here .
['Days Since Payment' ] = IF ( ELLEV('Customers SoldTo Only', !Customers SoldTo Only) <> 0,0,Continue );
Thanks for your help .
['Days Since Payment' ] = IF ( ELLEV('Customers SoldTo Only', !Customers SoldTo Only) <> 0,0,Continue );
Thanks for your help .