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ZAH
3 years agoNew Contributor
Member Constraints
Hello all .
i am trying to display in a cubeview a list of accounts with specific constraints related to FLow , for example i want to display Only accounts with having Flow = EQU . any idea wh...
NicolasArgente
3 years agoValued Contributor
Hi ZAH,
Sorry, you are on the right track... have you tried passing the argument of FlowConstraint?
- ZAH3 years agoNew Contributor
Hello Nicolas,
i tried this: A#M_BS.Base:Name(XFMemberProperty(DimType=Account, Member=|MFAccount|, Property=FlowConstraint)
it displays the flowconstraint for all BS accounts . i want to be able to select Accounts having EQU flow only . in sql it is very easy. but in OS i having difficulty finding the correct function to pass such a filter on .
- NicolasArgente3 years agoValued Contributor
It might be easier if you use an XFBR formula. Do you need the indentation in your cube view? as you will loose that by default in the XFBR!
- OS_Pizza3 years agoContributor III
NicolasArgente I am using the below formulae to fetch members in a cube view.
Account -> A#Root.CustomMemberList(BRName= abc,Param1=value1)
The results from BR defaults the indentation to 0 instead of the indentation that is mentioned in the formatting tab.
Do you know how we can change the indent level to 3 after the members get returned from BR.
- NicolasArgente3 years agoValued Contributor
Or another easy way could be to code it in a text field?
- ZAH3 years agoNew Contributor
Can i find it somewhere? (BR Formula)i am still new to the OS world . no indentation is not needed . my cube will be for Data Entry purposes only
- NidhiMangtani3 years agoContributor III
Hi,
Please try this in your cube view.
A#M_BS.Base.Where((XFMemberProperty(DimType=Account, Member=|MFAccount|, Property=FlowConstraint) = EQU)
Let us know if this works.
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