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Allocations in PowerPivot Using DAX
Although I didn't mention it, the inspiration for my last post was the excellent MDX Solutions 2nd Edition . Whilst flicking through the book a while back, I though it would be interesting to see how DAX and PowerPivot could handle the so called 'Common...
Entering Dates in PPS Planning Assignments
In the recent PPS Planning projects that I've been involved in, the challenges have often been around subjects such as business rules, hence the often recurring theme of this blog. Recently the tables were turned though, as I was told by a user that...
NativeMDXQuery Business Rules in PerformancePoint Planning
Having posted about NativeSql business rules a while back , I though that I might as well cover NativeMdxQuery business rules also, especially as there isn't too much documentation available on the web for this subject. NativeMdxQuery is a rule implementation...
Analysis Services Properties for PerformancePoint MDX Rules
One of the great features of PEL is that you can choose either a SQL or MDX implementation for your rules, depending on what you want to achieve. Whilst the MDX rules are much less restrictive than the SQL rules, they can sometimes run slower, depending...
BI Evening, TVP, 17th July 2008
I'll be giving a talk titled 'PEL Vs MDX' at the UK SQL Server Community's BI Evening on the 17th July at Microsoft's TVP offices in Reading. The content will be geared towards MS BI developers, and will highlight the differences between...
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PEL Allocate Statement Vs Associations
PerformancePoint provides you with a few options when you want to move data between models, the most obvious of which is Associations. However, there is also the powerful PEL Allocate statement.... So which method should you use to move data? Associations...
MDX - 12 Months to Date
Analysis Services 2005 comes with the useful Add Business Intelligence wizard, which will assist you with numerous calculations, including 12 Months to Date. However, I tend to write such calculations myself, especially having found out that the 12 Months...