No grand total if Time Intelligence Calculation is drag on row

Hi,

I've deployed a simple cube with a time dimension on SQL 2005. I added the time intelligence which generated some calculations like Day over Day difference, Month over Month difference. If I drag it to row on a pivot table, the grand total of the measures cannot be shown.

Is it because the calculated member is not aggregatable? Is there any ways to show the grand total as well as those calculation on the pivot table?

Million Thanks.

KJ

Kelvin,

This is the intended behaviour. The calculations are written in such a way as to purposely place "NA" in cells where the calculated value would not make sense. For example, if you think of a YTD calculation in the context of all years, it doesn't really make sense; likewise for a year over year calculation.

-rob

no DTS

I have just installed sQL sever 2005

now i need to import data from ms access.

i went to "Introducing Business Intelligence Development Studio "/file/ new project

and

nothing about DTS or anything related to import export is there.

But when i look at the online help i see it.

what can I do about this? I have no access to any kind of DTS at all.

thank you all

Try the What's New sections in Books Online, or one of the myriad of SQL related web sites, but basically DTS is no more, it has been replaced by SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). Perhaps you know that as you are posting in a SSIS forum, in which case what is your question?

To do simple import/export tasks, use the wizard. Of the several methods to get access to it, I normally right click a database in SQL Server Management Studio, and select the option.

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Do you see "Integration Services Project" in the Temnplates list in the New Project dialog box?

if you do not, then you either did not install SSIS or there is a problem with your installation.

Please note: There is no "DTS" in SQL Server 2005. SSIS ( SQL Server Integration Services ) is the replacement for DTS.

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no its not there at all. I will reinstall again. and another thing

access 2000 cant make tables in sql server 2005 ..whats up with that?

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AnonymousNothingworks wrote:

access 2000 cant make tables in sql server 2005 ..whats up with that?

You may need to take this question to another forum - I'm not sure what to tell you there...