ASO Allocation EXCLUDERANGE syntax question

am developing an allocation script and need to be able to exclude certain members identified by UDAs from the allocation. When I try to use the UDA function in the excludedrange specification I cannot find a solution to the requirement to have the excluded range statement in double quotes as well as the UDA value. Script is as follows:
execute allocation process on database app.db with
pov "Crossjoin({[Final]},
Crossjoin({[b701]},
Crossjoin({[c21001]},
Crossjoin({[i000]},
Crossjoin({[All Reports]},
Crossjoin({[All Channels]},{[a41510]})
amount "[PD08]"
amountcontext "([l0999],[Act],[2013])"
target "([Alloc],[PD08],[2013])"
range "Attribute([Status_Open])"
excludedrange "UDA([Location], "Exclude_Alloc_1")"
spread
Can anyone suggest an escape character combination that might work ?
Thanks,
Gavin

I really don't understand what you are trying to do (may be because you are in 11 version{allocation in ASO cube sounds kool).
but I can tell you the syntax error you are getting at first line.
change it to:
"crossjoin([Year].[FY10],crossjoin([period].[Jan],crossjoin([account].[a111],[Entity].levels(0))))"
Thanks,
Jeeth
Edited by: Jithendra on Oct 14, 2010 5:20 PM

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