Try running IE in Run As Administrator mode.

what about using defaults parameter values?

SSAS does not log errors to SQL Server. How are you processing the cube? In BIDS or SSMS? You should be able to review the errors in...

Another option would be to add the "total line" data to the dataset inself (maybe using a Union / Union All query). Then Report Services would just think it...

you also may want to set the following:

in your connection to Excel : IMEX=1 --this is for mixed data types in the column

Secondly, check the TypeGuessRow Registristry setting....depending on...

Have you tried changing the account under Administrative Tools>Services>SQL Server Analysis Services

This process is doable, although you may want to explore some design information on the web from the two many design patterns: Kimball is one and Inmon is the...

Not sure what your questions is... yes, you can do what are suggesting.

Also check that the exit code from the actual application / command. I have seen instances where an exit code other than 0 is returned, but that code still...

There is no way to control where the parameters reside, only the order.

Either you need to add the two dimensions to the cube or you can create a custom .net assembly / dll to execute a SQL Query and then add it...

you should be able to save the subscriptions to the share point repository directly.

A few ways exists to complete this process. One idea I can think of is to create your import process via SSIS, and then setup a supscription for the...

They are very similar with the following exceptions:

-VS Report designer does not include a preview mode and it saves files with a different extension, rdlc.

Have you looked at the drill down functionality? That may be one option.