Question

I create two members:

MEMBER [Measures].[SegKey] as 
          [Segment].[skSegment].Currentmember.Member_Key
        ,NON_EMPTY_BEHAVIOR =[Measures].[Allocated Site Trans Date Revenue]

MEMBER [Measures].[TerrKey] as 
[Territory].[skTerritory].Currentmember.Member_Key
 ,NON_EMPTY_BEHAVIOR = [Measures].[Allocated Site Trans Date Revenue]

Then I reference them in my select:

Select Non Empty {[Measures].[Allocated Site Trans Date Revenue], [Measures].[SegKey],  
[Measures].[TerrKey]} on 0,
Non empty({[FYToCompleteMonthEnd], [LastFYToCompleteMonthEnd]}* {[CommCatABC]}* 
        {[Segment].[Customer Markets].[Customer Market].&[School], 
            [Segment].[Customer Markets].[Customer Market].&[Public Library]}) On 1
From Sales

Yet the returned values for those keys are 0.

What could be happening here?

Thanks!

Answer 1

can you try

Select 
     [Measures].[TerrKey] on 0,
     [Territory].[skTerritory].members on 1 
From Sales

If you change Member_Key by ‘name’ or ‘key’ ?

For the second non empty is strange your brackets ‘(‘, this if for functions and tuples. Can you try without?