OLAP Pivottable calculated column (mdx calculated measure?)

MrsAlice

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Hello everyone,

Below is a simplification of a pivvottable (OLAP!) I've created. I'm having trouble adding a column that shows the difference between the two periods
  • I cannot use a calculated column because the source is OLAP/cube
  • I cannot figure out how to use an MDX measure because there is only 1 value field (I can make this work for YTD & LYTD (year to date) because they have their own fields in the cube. MDX measure in that document is simply "[YTD] - [LYTD]").
  • It needs to auto populate. It cannot become a manual task with regular formulas.
  • Only 2017 and 2018 are showing because of a slicer.

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Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thank you.
 
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