Cube Formulas

SimonNU

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I have a 3 column Excel table that returns a measure (CUBEVALUE) based two key dimension columns (CUBEMEMBER). Is it possible to add a forth column that returns the name of one of the dimensions? think along the lines of vlookup...

Obviously this would return "Multiple" if the intersection isn't a single record.

So essentially what I'm asking is to filter the below formula by a CUBEMEMBER, is this possible?

Code:
=CUBERANKEDMEMBER("ThisWorkbookDataModel", CUBESET("ThisWorkbookDataModel", "[Table].[Client Name].children","Client Name", 2, Measure_Sum_Of_Amount),1)

Hopefully this makes sense!
 

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