| DAX and the CUBEVALUE function |
| Written by Javier Guillen |
| Sunday, 13 February 2011 19:01 |
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This is the final installment on the series of blog entires regarding how to leverage PowerPivot data using Excel cube functions. The main purpose of the series has been to explain how to use Excel in a way that allows the report author to create appealing reports and dashboards using PowerPivot in-memory data but beyond the constraints and limitations imposed by Pivot tables. As you can see, the final report (screenshot above) uses a combination Pivot table references, MDX filtering functionality, DAX measures and Excel Cube functions. There is a reason why each of these was used, which is what we discuss next. Read more... |
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