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"Hard coding" the KPI?
Hi:
QUOTE: "... if someone knows how to query the name of the KPI rather than hard coding it I would appreciate that very much also."
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "rather than hard coding" it - do you mean querying the KPI directly, rather than creating a calculated member to contain the KPI, which you next query via the CM? Wouldn't something like this work (it returns the correct data from the Adventure Works AS DB)?
SELECT
{
KPIValue("Net Income"),
KPIGoal("Net Income"),
KPIStatus("Net Income"),
KPITrend("Net Income")
} ON AXIS(0),
{[Date].[Calendar].[Calendar Year].MEMBERS} ON AXIS(1)
FROM
[Adventure Works]
HTH,
Bill
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