All Member != total of children
From: Patrice Lamarche (patrice_lamarche_at_gcomnitech.com.nospam)
Date: 06/28/04
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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 11:21:19 -0400
Hello Everyone,
I got strange result with this query ( a problem I got with another
query but i translate it to foodmart)
I would like to have the evolution during the first quarter children of 1997
of the product not sell in january
Here the query
With Member [Product].[ProductNeed] as 'Aggregate(Filter([Product].Members,
([Measures].[Unit Sales],[Time].[1997].[Q1].[1]) = null))'
select
{ [Time].[1997].[Q1].children} on columns,[Gender].members on rows
from sales where ( [Product].[ProductNeed],[Measures].[Unit Sales] )
I got this result
1 2 3
All Gender null 257 285
F null 1289 1423
M null 1174 1196
The number of the All Gender are exact ... But i don't know why F,M don't
fit.
If i use this query
With Member [Product].[ProductNeed] as 'Aggregate(Filter([Product].Members,
([Measures].[Unit Sales],[Time].[1997].[Q1].[1]) = null))'
select
{ [Time].[1997].[Q1].children} on
columns,{[Product].[ProductNeed],Filter([Product].Members, ([Measures].[Unit
Sales],[Time].[1997].[Q1].[1]) = null)} on rows
from sales
All number for each produt is ok
Thanks alot
Best Regards
Patrice
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