Here is a little MDX that will get the top n list for each of another set of members.
For example, for Each region, I might want to get a list of the top images in that region.
The query is very simple, just a matter of employing the generate function.
select [Measures].[Hits] on 0,
non empty
generate([Client Host].[Client Geography].[Region],
([Client Host].[Client Geography],
topcount(order([Target].[Resource Hierarchy].[Resource Type].&[.jpg].children,[Measures].[Hits],bdesc),10)))
on 1
from EasternMining
You can plug in the grouping, ordering that you want. Even nested top n lists.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
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