| Calling a Stored procedure in PowerPivot to populate your date table |
| Written by Kasper de Jonge |
| Tuesday, 01 June 2010 00:31 |
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While building a new PowerPivot workbook i wanted to use Time Intelligent functions. One of the golden rules of PowerPivot time intelligent functions is to create a seperate related time table. I have created a stored procedure which creates a new table in PowerPivot. The important thing to do is when you want to call a stored procedure withing PowerPivot is set the “SET NOCOUNT OFF” at the beginning of your sproc. This will make sure your stored procedure will return only one dataset. Read more... |
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