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cube functions

ResolvedVersion 2010

Michael has attended:
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Cube functions

I can set 1 slider into my cube function but not multiple - it would be nice to be able to

RE: Cube functions

Hi Michael,

Thank you for the forum question.

We can work with multiple slicers in Cube functions. In the Cubevalue function you can refer to any number of slicers. In the example below I have used 3 slicers.

=CUBEVALUE("PowerPivot Data",CUBERANKEDMEMBER("PowerPivot Data",Slicer_INITIALS,1),CUBERANKEDMEMBER("PowerPivot Data",Slicer_Product,1),CUBERANKEDMEMBER("PowerPivot Data",Slicer_Year,1),"[Measures].[Total Sales]")

With some of the Cube functions you will need to return the value in a cell from the slicer and then refer to the value in the Cube function.

If this is not what you are looking for, Please specify your needs in more details.



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Wed 28 Dec 2016: Automatically marked as resolved.

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