CALC ALL EXCEPT

We’re using v6.2 and having problems with CALC ALL EXCEPT when combining it with member set functions. If I specify a single member it works fine.CALC ALL EXCEPT MBR("TOTAL OCCUPANCY EXPENSE");But if I specify the descendents, it calculates all dimensions. CALC ALL EXCEPT MBR(@IDESCENDANTS ("TOTAL OCCUPANCY EXPENSE",0));     Looking through the manual, it indicates that it works with member set functions, but I can’t seem to get it to work.Maybe I’m reading it wrong. But has anybody else had similar problems or got it to work?Thanks in advance.Rod

Hi,Are you using the right function @IDESCENDIANTS? Maybe you would like to use @DESCENDIANTS function, please check.Hope this helps,Grofaty

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