It’s just a simple solution to find ceiling of a measure with help of some string operation. We have a measure called [Measures].[Marks]. Now, we define a calculated measure like below: CREATE MEMBER CURRENTCUBE.[Measures].[CeilingMarks] AS CInt(Mid(cstr([Measures].[Marks]),0,InStr(cstr([Measures].[Marks]),“.”)-1))+1, VISIBLE = 1 ; It works like this; Let’s say our number is 315.5, first it finds the decimal … More Ceiling in MDX
Below is an MDX Query which returns the sales of different product categories: select {[Dim Category].[Category].[Category]} on 1, {[Measures].[Measure Value]} on 0 from [MY CUBE] result set returned: We can see that the maximum value is 42092.83. Using max and axis function, we can show the maximum value as a seperate measure. So, we add … More Maximum value of a measure from an MDX result set
MDX cross join function returns the cross product of two sets. For example, we have two sets A = {1,2} and B = {x,y}. After crossjoin, we get, A X B = {(1,x),(1,y),(2,x),(2,y)}. (1,x), (1,y) are individual tuples. The resultant set consists of these tuples. Now, let’s see the below mdx query which uses crossjoin … More Understanding crossjoin, set, tuples with help of SetToStr function
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