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Contributor II
Contributor II

Calculated dimension in set analysis?

I have three binary dimension columns, each one selected by a user via a variable drop down. Then the value of the variable is used to select the intended dimension via a calculated master dimension.

It seems like it's still not possible to use this calculated dimension in a measure that uses set analysis. Are there any good work arounds for my use case?

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edwin
Master II
Master II

from what i understand, you have 3 variables and from that you are able to derive a field name.  i suggest you store the field name as a variable (you can actually have it separate from your master dim or create your master dim from the variable)

then you use 

[$(variableHere)]

anywhere you want it as a field -

you can use it in set analysis

 

sum({<[$(variableHere)]={'xxx'}>}yyy)

 

or a master dimension

[$(variableHere)]

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edwin
Master II
Master II

from what i understand, you have 3 variables and from that you are able to derive a field name.  i suggest you store the field name as a variable (you can actually have it separate from your master dim or create your master dim from the variable)

then you use 

[$(variableHere)]

anywhere you want it as a field -

you can use it in set analysis

 

sum({<[$(variableHere)]={'xxx'}>}yyy)

 

or a master dimension

[$(variableHere)]
cmc
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Excellent, this worked. Many thanks!

edwin
Master II
Master II

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