Hello,
I have a data item built like this :
#prompt('p_Time','token','[REPORTING LAYER].[Time].[Time]')#
I'm not able to aggregate it so when i run the report my time dimension returns something like that for the days :
1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4
It represents the number of the day of month but I would like to aggregate it.
Aggregate into what? Aggregating daynumbers ? Please explain what you need..
yes exactly, aggregating the levels of time dimension.
if I select 'Total' for aggregate function it returns that error :
The 'within detail' or 'within aggregate' clause in the dataItem 'dataItem="Total(TimeDimension)"' refers to measure 'dataItem="TimeDimension"'. Aggregation over measure sets is not supported.
That does not clarify things. What is your goal? Do you want to count how many daynumbers exist for a given month. Explain where you are after
i would like to aggregate the measure of my crosstab depending on the time dimension level
now i get :
Dim col (tim)
1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 (day number of the month)
Dim row measures
I would like something like that :
Dim col (tim)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11... (day number of the month)
Dim row measures
So you want to group the days, not aggregate them? Is this a dimensional or a relational package? My guess is that it's dimensional, and each day has a different MUN, so is not being grouped, but I'm famous for being wrong! :)
Can you give us a little more detail?
Regards,
MF.
yes exactly, its a DMR.
My day level is : extract(day,[LOGICAL LAYER].[Fact].[HDATE]) so it should be unique no ?
ok i see the problem... but do you know a workaround ?
Nope. While the caption for each day member might appear to be unique, the underlying MUNs for each day will be different. You can see this if you expand the member tree in the package on the left and right-click on a couple of the day members and select 'properties' - the MUNs will be different. Within your hierarchy, each day member belongs to a different month of a different year, and this relationship is preserved via the member unique name.
You could try extracting the caption for use in your columns:
caption([Your day level])
or if this doesn't work, you could try fudging it with a substring function:
substring(caption([Your day level]),1,2)
Cheers!
MF.
My data item is built like this :
#prompt('p_Time','token','[REPORTING LAYER].[Time].[Time]')#
Can I use what you gave me with that ?
Can you explain what you are trying to do and why your item is coded that way?
MF.