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- NicoleBrunoValued Contributor
Hi - are you trying to show the data based on the base level account but also show the base account's parent on the same row for reference? If so, you can use a UD8 (or wherever your random dynamic members are) member set up as a dynamic calc with a formula pulling the parent as an annotation member. You'd then pull that UD8 along with V#Annotation in the CV to show the account parent.
We currently do this with our UD2 dimension so if this is what you're trying to accomplish and the formula would be useful, let me know and I'll share.
- rchaturvedi27New Contributor II
Hi Nicole NicoleBruno , Can you please share the formula you are using in UD8? I am doing something like this :
Dim U2Filter As List(Of Member) = api.Members.GetBaseMembers( _
api.Pov.UD2Dim.DimPk, api.Members.GetMemberId(dimtype.UD2.Id, "TopUD2"))For Each memberObj In U2Filter
' memberObj.Name is an actual String
BRApi.ErrorLog.LogMessage(si, memberObj.Name)
nextbut its not working out.
- NicoleBrunoValued Contributor
Hi - apologies but I left my role at Endo and no longer have access to the calculation. Sorry!
- FredLucasContributor III
Hi,
If I understand your question right you are trying to have two different accounts on the same row of your cube view, so Acc A and Acc B would be side by side.
I imagine Acc A and B would have different data against them so not sure what you'd like the cube view to display, in terms of data, for that Acc A, B row?
- chulContributor III
If you're trying to list both in a row OR column, you would list the member filters in the same expansion. You cannot use one dimension (e.g. Account) in both a row and a column.
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