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Maintain hierarchical relationship btwn measures

edited Nov 2, 2012 5:06AM in Retail Predictive Application Server (MOSC) 10 commentsAnswered
Hi all,

I wonder if anyone has done something like this in the past or has ideas on how I can do it. I'm trying to create a hierarchical relationship between 5 measures. They are as follows:

ParentMeas
-ChildMeas1
-ChildMeas2
--GrandChildMeas1
--GrandChildMeas2

All measures are editable and ... 
  ParentMeas = ChildMeas1 + ChildMeas2
  ChildMeas2 = GrandChildMeas1 + GrandChildMeas2

When GrandChildMeas1 changes ChildMeas2 holds and GrandChildMeas2 should recalc (and vice versa GrandChildMeas1 changes ChildMeas2 holds and GrandChildMeas1 should recalc)
so when ...

ParentMeas =2000  no action
-ChildMeas1 =1000  no action
-ChildMeas2 =1000  holds
--GrandChildMeas1 =500  recalcs to 900
--GrandChildMeas2 =500  <- change to 100

When ChildMeas1 changes ParentMeas holds and ChildMeas2 should recalc (and vice versa ChildMeas2 changes ParentMeas holds and ChildMeas1 should recalc

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