Does Power View add-in against multidimensional SSAS work with SharePoint 2010?

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Use this to get the last day of the month

DECLARE @date DATETIME

SELECT @date='2011/05/10'

SELECT DATEADD(DD, -1, DATEADD(MM, DATEDIFF(MM,0,@date)+1,0))

Now you can use the following MDX and pass the CurrentMember reference to calculate YTD

WITH MEMBER [Measures].[YearToDate] AS 'SUM(YTD([Order Date].[CalendarHierarchy].CurrentMember), [Measures].[Sales Amount])'

SELECT {[Measures].[Sales Amount], [Measures].[YearToDate]} ON 0,

[Order Date].[CalendarHierarchy].[Year Month Day...

It will give an error

set the key as user_count, PK (in that order). Then if you sort by key, it should sort by user_count and then by key. So user_count=2 will show up before...

What happens when you try what I had suggested?

The KeyColumns has to be set to a composite value of user_count and the PK column

Then you can set the OrderBy property to Key and that should sort the data...

Is your date dimension setup with the Type on column properties mapped to Year/Month/Day, etc?

You cannot use SCOPE statement in SSMS

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it works in ROLAP because the data is not processed, only the structure and indexes are.

Try processing the dimensions first, and then process the cube.

Did you query the cube in Management Studio using MDX or the fact table in the database using SQL?

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You have to SUM from the first member to the currentmember at the date level in Time dimension.

Try this:

WITH MEMBER Measures.[Stock Level] AS

SUM([Date].[Hierarchy].[Date].members(0):ClosingPeriod([Date].[Hierarchy].[Date]),

...

You don't need to filter your fact table - create a calculated measure to add up values from the beginning of the year to the current week and that should...