Click OK. In the Aggregation tab, select Based on dimensions. In the Aggregation tab, from the Formula list, select a rule. If you need to create more complex formulas, click the Expression Builder button
4. Click OK.
Setting Up Dimension-Specific Aggregate Rules for Logical Columns The majority of measures have the same aggregation rule for each dimension. However, some measures can have different aggregation rules for different dimensions. For example, bank balances might be averaged over time but summed Caution: Selecting Data is dense indicates that all sources to which this column is mapped have a row for every combination of dimension levels that they represent. Selecting this option when any table source that is used by this column does not contain dense data will return incorrect results. Working with Logical Tables, Joins, and Columns 8-17 over the individual accounts. The Oracle BI Server lets you configure dimension-specific aggregation rules. You can specify one aggregation rule for a given dimension and specify other rules to apply to other dimensions. You need to configure dimensions in the Business Model and Mapping layer to set up dimension-specific aggregation. For more information about setting up aggregate navigation, see Chapter 10 . To specify dimension-specific aggregation rules for a single logical column: 1. In the Business Model and Mapping layer, double-click a logical column. 2. In the Logical Column dialog, click the Aggregation tab.3. In the Aggregation tab, select Based on dimensions.
4. In the Browse dialog, select a dimension over which you want to aggregate, and then click OK.5. In the Aggregation tab, from the Formula list, select a rule.
After selecting rules for specified dimensions, set the aggregation rule for any remaining dimensions by using the dimension labeled Other.6. If you need to create more complex formulas, click the Expression Builder button
to the right of the Formula column to open Expression Builder. 7. If you have multiple dimensions, you can click Up or Down to change the order in which the dimension-specific rules are performed. When calculating the measure, aggregation rules are applied in the order top to bottom established in the dialog.8. Click OK.
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