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#MISSING Values - Oracle Help Center The default, not consolidating #MISSING values, must be in effect if you load data at parent, rather than child, levels, if any child member combinations have #MISSING values If all child member combinations have any other values, including zero (0), Essbase rolls up the child values and overwrites the parent values correctly, so you can safely change the default
How many zeros are there in Essbase and How to replace them with #Missing This works faster than the if conditions, (Budget and Sales are members of dense dimensions) For the co-ordinates where Budget is 0, it adds a #Missing because this will result in Divide by 0 condition How to count the 0s in database So now comes the question, how can I find out how many zeros are there in my database?
Writing #MISSING Values - Oracle Help Center Administering Planning Writing #MISSING Values #MISSING in a cell indicates that the cell contains no data, whereas zero in a cell is a data value #MISSING decreases the database size and improves performance
MDX and Missing Suppression - Cube Coder Attempting to suppress #Missing with NON EMPTY on multiple axes is probably quite a common MDX misunderstanding (common enough to have its own Support Document, ID 1277490 1) In fact, to suppress the #Missing combinations of Store and Geography, the two dimensions must be combined into one axis using a CrossJoin
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Operation Results on #MISSING and Zero Values - Oracle Help Center If a data value does not exist for a unique combination of members, Essbase gives the combination a value of #MISSING A #MISSING value is different from a zero (0) value Therefore, Essbase treats #MISSING values differently from 0 values
IfThen, If - Oracle Help Center A condition can also test for #MISSING and #ERROR values See the following table for a list of valid conditional operators TrueParameter and FalseParameter are any valid expression that are evaluated based on the outcome of the condition The following table describes the conditional operators that are fully supported
FCCS: Smart View Displays #Missing Even When #NumericZero . . . When using SmartView to pull the data from Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service (FCCS) application, it shows "#Missing" value despite Data options being set to "#NumericZero" in Excel add-ins
Optimize BSO Cubes - Oracle Help Center Optimizing BSO cubes reduces the size of the database; it involves the following processes: Run an explicit restructure Run the Essbase Block Analysis report to identify repeating values and zeros in the BSO cube Replace zero blocks with #missing blocks Use Never as the consolidation operator for members with data type of SmartList, Date, Text, and Percentage