Calculated field in OLAP PWA

L

LeneG

Hi
can anyone direct my to a place where I can learn more about
calculated fields in OLAP PWA???
I´d like to know what calculations I can make
i would like to have the deficit between Baseline 10 work and actual
work shown in % and the export it to Excel.
How can i do that?
Actual work/baseline 10 work *100???? Is that possible????
 
M

Marc Soester [MVP]

He Leneg,

The caluclataion is based on MDX which is the OLAP cube query language. You
will probably need to create a formula looking like this

[Actual Work] * 100 / [Baseline 10 work]

That will give you the percentage of actual work in comparison the your
baseline
Otherwise google MDX statements and I am sure you will find lots of useful
things
Hope this helps
 
J

Jonathan Sofer

If you want to get more information on MDX you can look at this link:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa216781(SQL.80).aspx

The function you wanted happens to be fairly simple but FYI, I have found
MDX to be very difficult to use when you start trying to pull more complex
data out of OLAP.

Jonathan

Marc Soester said:
He Leneg,

The caluclataion is based on MDX which is the OLAP cube query language.
You
will probably need to create a formula looking like this

[Actual Work] * 100 / [Baseline 10 work]

That will give you the percentage of actual work in comparison the your
baseline
Otherwise google MDX statements and I am sure you will find lots of useful
things
Hope this helps
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


LeneG said:
Hi
can anyone direct my to a place where I can learn more about
calculated fields in OLAP PWA???
I´d like to know what calculations I can make
i would like to have the deficit between Baseline 10 work and actual
work shown in % and the export it to Excel.
How can i do that?
Actual work/baseline 10 work *100???? Is that possible????
 

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