galapolikova at 23h00
27
Sep
2010
Handling fact tables with different grain in Business Objects
Hi, i'm new to BI and Business Objects tools in particular. We have a fairly simple "Sales" datamodel - only 4 stars. the problem we're facing is the "SalesPlan" data. "SalesPlan" is defined on two different levels and more detailed level does not sum up to the higher level.
Dimensions:
DIM_Customer
CustomerAccountKEY
CustomerAccount
A
Hi, i'm new to BI and Business Objects tools in particular. We have a fairly simple "Sales" datamodel - only 4 stars. the problem we're facing is the "SalesPlan" data. "SalesPlan" is defined on two different levels and more detailed level does not sum up to the higher level.
Dimensions:
DIM_Customer
CustomerAccountKEY
CustomerAccount
A
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