on 2020 Sep 01 7:49 PM
Hello everyone,
I'im working on an output excel file, i need to concatenate the time and category dimension in the same cell, as you can see on the picture down below:
the result that i need is the one specified on the line 5.
I tried using the function concat on excel but once i change the context the result doesn't follow and shows #REF value, instead of the result i need.
Do you guys have any idea how i can do this ?
Thank you in advance
You can create a local member to be used as header. In this local member you can concatenate whatever you want. Then hide the real header.
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I've tried it out but it's not rendering the result i need
In my Excel sheet, let's say i have two column headers that contain these values, these are context values of course that will dynamically change based on customer choice.
=@ EPMOlapMemberO("[TIME].[PARENTH1].[2020.TOTAL]";"";"2020";"";"000") -> this returns 2020
=@ EPMOlapMemberO("[C_CATEGORY].[PARENTH1].[BUDGET]";"";"Budget";"";"000") -> this returns Budget
What i need is another row where i will get Budget 2020 in the same cell
Hope that i made it clearer now, i've tried using local member but once i change my context, the value of the local member is not correct, as you can see here
Here is my local member config
soumayaitaazize
Sorry, but you are doing something completely wrong!
Your new local member have to contain concatenation in the formula field, not in the description!
Formula will be:
=EPMDIM_CURRENT_MEMBER(C_CATEGORY)&" "&EPMDIM_CURRENT_MEMBER(TIME)<br>
Please, read help about local members:
"Displaying the type of accounts of the members displayed in the row axis"
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