repository/ppt/landscape_blue_c.ppt
FoodMart 2000 OLAP Queries
small version
Unit Sales by Promotion Media Type
Made axis scale thousands and made axis number
currency. I don't know if these are worth automating.
WITH
MEMBER Measures.[$Unit Sales]
AS 'Measures.[Unit Sales]', FORMAT_STRING = '#,#'
SELECT
{
[Measures].[$Unit Sales]
}
ON COLUMNS,
ORDER(
EXCEPT(
[Promotion Media].[Media Type].MEMBERS,
{[Promotion Media].[Media Type].[No Media]}
),
[Measures].[$Unit Sales],
DESC
)
ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]
Sales of a Product Brand
as a percentage of the sales of that product within its subcategory
s15
WITH
MEMBER Measures.[$Unit Sales]
AS 'Measures.[Unit Sales]', FORMAT_STRING = '#,#'
MEMBER MEASURES.[Percentage Sales]
AS '([Product].CURRENTMEMBER, Measures.[Unit Sales]) / ([Product].CURRENTMEMBER.PARENT, Measures.[Unit Sales])', FORMAT_STRING = '#.00%'
SELECT
{
MEASURES.[$Unit Sales],
MEASURES.[Percentage Sales]
}
ON COLUMNS,
HEAD([Product].[Brand Name].MEMBERS,20)
ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]
Units Shipped and Ordered by Store
heading row should be different - bold, orange?
SELECT
{
[Measures].[Units Shipped],
[Measures].[Units Ordered]
}
ON COLUMNS,
NON EMPTY
[Store].[Store Name].MEMBERS
ON ROWS
FROM [Warehouse]
Sales and Accumulated Sales
by Month (1997)
S7
WITH
MEMBER Measures.[$Store Sales]
AS 'Measures.[Store Sales]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
MEMBER [Measures].[Accumulated Sales]
AS 'Sum(YTD(),[Measures].[Store Sales]) - [Measures].[Store Sales]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
SELECT
{
[Measures].[Accumulated Sales],
[Measures].[$Store Sales]
}
ON COLUMNS,
{
DESCENDANTS
(
[Time].[1997],
[Time].[Month]
)
}
ON ROWS
FROM Sales
Monthly Year-to-Date Sales
for each product category in 1997
s22
WITH
MEMBER Measures.YTDSales
AS 'SUM(YTD(), Measures.[Store Sales])', FORMAT_STRING = '$#,#.00'
SELECT
{
DESCENDANTS
(
[Time].[1997],
[Month]
)
}
ON COLUMNS,
{
HEAD([Product].[Product Category].MEMBERS,10)
}
ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]
WHERE
(
Measures.YTDSales
)
Top Store Costs by City
s34 Try as pie
WITH
SET Top5Cities AS
'TOPCOUNT([Store].[Store City].MEMBERS, 5, [Store Cost])'
MEMBER Measures.[$Store Cost]
AS 'Measures.[Store Cost]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
MEMBER [Store].[Other Cities] AS
'([Store].[All Stores], [Store Cost]) - SUM(Top5Cities, [Store Cost])'
SELECT
{
Measures.[$Store Cost]
}
ON COLUMNS,
{
Top5Cities, [Store].[Other Cities]
}
ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]
Store Sales by Month
with +/- 3 St.Dev. Control
With [store sales] in the middle, I am getting format="#"
for the first column, because of my logic looking for
"IND" and setting value=0. The quick solution is perhaps
to make the [store sales] first - if this is the column
from which chart is getting its axis format. I've comfirmed
that putting it first fixed the chart axis - so it looks
like it does indeed come from the first one.
WITH
MEMBER Measures.[$Store Sales]
AS 'Measures.[Store Sales]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
MEMBER [Measures].[Rolling Sales] AS
'AVG(LASTPERIODS(3), [Store Sales])'
MEMBER [Measures].[Deviations] AS
'3 * STDDEV(LASTPERIODS(12), [Store Sales])'
MEMBER [Measures].[Upper Limit] AS
'[Rolling Sales] + [Deviations]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
MEMBER [Measures].[Lower Limit] AS
'[Rolling Sales] - [Deviations]', FORMAT_STRING = '$###,###'
SELECT
{
[$Store Sales], [Upper Limit], [Lower Limit]
}
ON COLUMNS,
DESCENDANTS(
[Time].[1997], [Time].[Month]
)
ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]