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A benefit of using multiple measure groups in the same cube is the ability to make comparisons even when the granularity of a dimension in each measure group is different. For example, sales measure groups might contain actual sales information at the product level, while a forecast measure group might contain forecasted values at the subcategory level. By placing these measure groups in the same cube, you can easily compare forecast units with sales units at the subcategory level. If you have relationships between attributes correctly defined, you can further summarize measures in these measure groups to compare forecast units with sales units at the category level. After building a cube, you should review the aggregated values for each dimension across all measure groups to make sure you get the expected results. In this procedure, you ll deploy and browse a cube that contains multiple measure groups and modify attribute relationships to examine their interaction with measure groups. Examine the interaction between attributes and measure groups in a cube 1. Click the Browser tab in the Cube Designer.

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This code uses the vectors that were set up at the beginning of the program to position the count values in the correct place on the screen The code also draws the counters only if that gamepad is connected Sample Code: Button Bash The sample project in the 02 Button Bash directory in the resources for this chapter contains an XNA Game Studio 20 solution that contains a program that you can use to play 16-player button bash If you look at the sample program, you ll notice that there s a lot of repetition The same code is used four times in a row, once for each gamepad In addition, the statements for each gamepad are fundamentally similar It turns out that you can use more advanced features of C# to make this program much smaller and easier to understand.

Notice the error message: The cube cannot be browsed. Verify that the cube has been deployed and processed. As with dimensions, you cannot browse a cube immediately after building it with the wizard because the cube must be deployed to the server where it is processed. Remember that processing is the operation that loads data into the cube structure. Also, it s important to note if you later make changes to the cube by using the Cube Designer, including something as simple as changing a FormatString property, you must still deploy the cube to the Analysis Server before browsing. 2. In Solution Explorer, right-click the SSAS Step by Step project, and then click Deploy. 3. When deployment has completed successfully, click the Reconnect button on the Browser toolbar. 4. Drag Measures from the metadata pane, and drop it in the area of the grid labeled Drop Totals or Detail Fields Here. When you drag the Measures object, all measures regardless of measure group are added to the grid as a group. Notice the formatting strings have been applied to each measure, which makes it a lot easier to read the values than if you had skipped that step. However, this browser interface aligns the numbers to the left, which makes comparing values more challenging. 5. Click the Reseller Order Quantity column caption to select the entire column, right-click the caption, and then select Commands and Options. 6. On the Format tab, click the Align Right button. 7. Click the Reseller Sales Amount caption, and then click the Align Right button.