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                                    | mvuyelwaStarting Member
 
 
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                                            |  Posted - 2004-09-06 : 12:41:22 
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                                            | hi am trying to create a calculated member called month to date which will help me determine the difference in my sales values which is last year versus this. i have made use of this in the cube Ancestor([Financial Time].CurrentMember, [Financial Time].[Fin Year]), my problem is that i can't seem to be able to display data on this member after processing the cube. my aim is to display the netsales value measure or all the measures because i have included this monthtodate function as a child within the parent financial year(which is my time dimension). |  |  
                                    | SeventhnightMaster Smack Fu Yak Hacker
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2004-09-06 : 13:47:04 
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                                          | why don't you provide us with a sample set of data (preferably with create statements and what not..)  And we will be happy to try and point you in the right direction  Corey |  
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                                    | rockmooseSQL Natt Alfen
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2004-09-06 : 17:58:44 
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                                          | parallellperiod() ?rockmoose/* Chaos is the nature of things...Order is a lesser state of chaos */ |  
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