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Adding templated Date-Time dimension to the cube


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I have a database with FactSales table that contains Date column of type I4. I have created a cube and linked dimensions via foreign keys as usual, however, since I have no DateTime table in the database I create it through the wizard and it now shows in Dimensions folder.



Now the question is: how do I link the Dimension to the cube? I have attempted to do so in Dimension Usage but to no avail. Please point me in the right direction to accomplish the task.



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  • Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

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I have a database with FactSales table that contains Date column of type I4. I have created a cube and linked dimensions via foreign keys as usual, however, since I have no DateTime table in the database I create it through the wizard and it now shows in Dimensions folder.



Now the question is: how do I link the Dimension to the cube? I have attempted to do so in Dimension Usage but to no avail. Please point me in the right direction to accomplish the task.



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  • Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

    – Daniel Protopopov
    Apr 29 '16 at 12:13











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I have a database with FactSales table that contains Date column of type I4. I have created a cube and linked dimensions via foreign keys as usual, however, since I have no DateTime table in the database I create it through the wizard and it now shows in Dimensions folder.



Now the question is: how do I link the Dimension to the cube? I have attempted to do so in Dimension Usage but to no avail. Please point me in the right direction to accomplish the task.



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I have a database with FactSales table that contains Date column of type I4. I have created a cube and linked dimensions via foreign keys as usual, however, since I have no DateTime table in the database I create it through the wizard and it now shows in Dimensions folder.



Now the question is: how do I link the Dimension to the cube? I have attempted to do so in Dimension Usage but to no avail. Please point me in the right direction to accomplish the task.



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  • Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

    – Daniel Protopopov
    Apr 29 '16 at 12:13











  • You can edit your question to remove obsolete information and add new details. Comments are primarily for clarification requests and may later be deleted.

    – Andriy M
    Apr 29 '16 at 12:49



















  • Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

    – Daniel Protopopov
    Apr 29 '16 at 12:13











  • You can edit your question to remove obsolete information and add new details. Comments are primarily for clarification requests and may later be deleted.

    – Andriy M
    Apr 29 '16 at 12:49

















Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

– Daniel Protopopov
Apr 29 '16 at 12:13





Update - it now shows in Excel OLAP design, but does not filter by dates - most likely because it is not linked to the column in FactSales. The question still stands - how do I link actual data warehouse table and dimension?

– Daniel Protopopov
Apr 29 '16 at 12:13













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