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ccaulkins9
Pyrite | Level 9

Not sure if this is necessarily the place to look for MDX help, but still worth a shot as I noticed a user question back in 2011:

(user is still using SAS 9.2 so OLAP Cube Studio 4.2)

 

An OLAP Cube has a calculated measure which contains ClosingPeriod MDX function to calculate a rollup from the date level to the National level, i.e. detail to summary level or drilldown to rollup. the calculation returns with values at the drilldown/detail but returns missing value when presented as the National rollup level.

 

Any experience with this particular error is welcome.

 

 

e-SAS regards,

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ccaulkins9
Pyrite | Level 9

In researching even further it turns out that the "ClosingPeriod" may not have much to do with the "error" that I tried to present here. As the change in subject would seem to suggest, there is a filter applied to the Web Report to show totals/sums/counts for a specific month. When filter is removed, all months appear in the report and calculations are shown, no problem. I think I may try to make yet another post out of this.

 

e-SAS regards,

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ccaulkins9
Pyrite | Level 9

In researching even further it turns out that the "ClosingPeriod" may not have much to do with the "error" that I tried to present here. As the change in subject would seem to suggest, there is a filter applied to the Web Report to show totals/sums/counts for a specific month. When filter is removed, all months appear in the report and calculations are shown, no problem. I think I may try to make yet another post out of this.

 

e-SAS regards,

ccaulkins9
Pyrite | Level 9
Final wrapup observation: at the end of the day, the time dimensions were overlapping (interview period v. month/day) and OpeningPeriod gave the complete aggregate 100% of the time vs. ClosingPeriod in the MDX calculated member on the OLAP Cube.
e-SAS regards,

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