Implementing Custom Logic

SQL Server 2014    |    Intermediate
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Attain better data aggregation and results for the user in SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS). Learn how with custom logic implementation into a multidimensional model using calculated members, time intelligence, and named sets.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • describe and display KPIs
    describe and display KPIs
    create calculated members using the Cube Designer
    create named sets using the Cube Designer
  • define time intelligence calculations using the Business Intelligence Wizard
    create relative measures, including using growth, YoY, same period last year
    implement rank, percentile and percentage of total using MDX

IN THIS COURSE

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    1. 
    Using KPIs in a Multidimensional Model - Part I
    6m 14s
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    2. 
    Using KPIs in a Multidimensional Model - Part II
    7m 4s
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    3. 
    Creating Calculated Members in a Multidimensional Model
    5m 38s
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    4. 
    Creating Named Sets in a Multidimensional Model
    5m 56s
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    5. 
    Defining Time Intelligence Calculations
    7m 25s
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    6. 
    Creating Relative Measures
    8m 11s
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    7. 
    Using Ranking, Percentile, and Percentage of Total
    9m 41s
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