Conveting ASO formula to BSO formulae

Hi experts,
I am working on BSO cube which looks like a reference ASO Cube.Since ASO and BSO both are having the similar dimensions and members.
In my Period dimension(ASO)
Eg : Period (Time)
+ Year Total (4) (+)
+ QTD (12) (+)
+ YTD (12) (+)
+ Period Variances (+)
+ Current Month vs Prior Month (+) [Formulae :([&CurMon],[&CurYr]) - ([&PrMon],[&PrMonYear])]
+ Current Month vs Prior Month % (+) [Formulae :((([&CurMon],[&CurYr]) - ([&PrMon],
[&PrMonYear])) /&PrMon],[&PrMonYear])) * 100]
This script is verifying successfully in ASO,but when it comes for BSO,it was not working.
Can any one help me out in converting the above script from ASO to BSO?
I have gone through EBAG for converting codes,but unable to find useful info.
I have been struck up here in this point.
Waiting awfully for your feedbacks.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Srinivasa rao v

Usually people are trying to convert BSO to ASO. It's interesting to see this coming full circle with new users of Essbase starting off with ASO and not having the BSO experience and now having to work backwards from there. I think it shows how powerful ASO is becoming.
For your situation your MDX needs to be converted to Calc Script language. Tuples are represented using cross dimensional operators (->) and you need to end your statements with a semi colon (;).
+ Current Month vs Prior Month (+) Formulae : &CurMon->&CurYr - &PrMon->&PrMonYear;
+ Current Month vs Prior Month % (+) Formulae : ((&CurMon->&CurYr - &PrMon->&PrMonYear) /&PrMon->&PrMonYear) * 100;

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Converting BSO Formula to ASO Formula

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IIF(IS(Products.CurrentMember,[No_Product]),
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/*IF(@ISMBR("No_Product"))
"Payroll Amount"+ ("Payroll Amount"* "Labor Tax"->"No_Entity"-
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I had the formula modified and it did work but I have another problem
now. If you see the attached BSO formula, then the formula says do not
do anything if the member is not "No_Product".
How can I do that in ASO. if you see the ASO formula, then it says that if
the if the member is not "No_Product" then put Missing. if I don't use this
setting, then the formula does not work but actually we don't want to do
anything if the member is not "No_product".Please suggest a
workaround for this.

Hi,
If your concern is to avoid the usage of 'MISSING',in the case if its not a "No_Product",then , you rather use the
CASE in your ASO formula ,rather than IIF.
ex:
case
when(IS([Products].CurrentMember, [No_Product]) )
then [Payroll Amount]+[Payroll Amount]*([Labor Tax],[No_Entity],
[No_Company],[No_product])
end
Do take care of the syntax.
Hope this helps you.
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How to convert this BSO formulas into ASO formulas ?

I need some help to convert this BSO formulas into ASO formulas:
BSO formulas:
12*("Head Count"->"Terminated"/((@PRIOR("Head Count"-> "Total Active & Leave")+"Head Count"->"Total Active & Leave")/2));
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OTH
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Try
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((( [Head Count], [Total Active & Leave], [Dec], [Year].CurrentMember.lag(1) ) +
([Head Count], [Total Active & Leave])) / 2))
ELSE
12 * (([Head Count], [Terminated] ) /
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([Head Count], [Total Active & Leave])) / 2))
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Year
--2007
--2008
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ASO Formula: Please clarify

I came across a doubt while converting a BSO formula to ASO formula. In BSO, If SKIPMISSING is used, I learnt that we have to use INCLUDEEMPTY in ASO. But, what if SKIPNONE is used instead of SKIPMISSING in BSO, What is the keyword I have to use for this in ASO.
Please help me on this.
BSO Formula:
= @AVGRANGE(SKIPMISSING,Membername,Oct09:Dec09);
ASO Formula:
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Thanks,
UB

Ok. Let me ask my doubt like this.
I want to inlcude SKIPMISSING in ASO formula, then what could be keyword for it in ASO.
Now I understand that if SKIPNONE used in BSO, we have to use INCLUDEEMPTY keyword in ASO. Can you please clarify me on the above doubt also, please
Thanks,
UB

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Hi, We want to convert 7 ASO cubes to BSO because we areexperimenting some bugs on ASO, what are the impacts of doing this ? Thanks in advance kbbft

Usually people are trying to convert BSO to ASO. It's interesting to see this coming full circle with new users of Essbase starting off with ASO and not having the BSO experience and now having to work backwards from there. I think it shows how powerful ASO is becoming.
For your situation your MDX needs to be converted to Calc Script language. Tuples are represented using cross dimensional operators (->) and you need to end your statements with a semi colon (;).
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BSO to ASO Formula Conversion - Help Needed

ASO is not my forte...I am trying to get a simple formula to work in ASO cube as part of BSO->ASO conversion.
If it is level 0 entity, the formula is (Last Shipped (PU) * Part Volume)...works fine.
If its upper level, it should just sum the values of its children. The BSO equivalent that we typically use is @SUM(@CHILDREN(@CURRMBR("Entity"))).
I attempted the same in the ASO MDX script as shown below, it is not yielding me the correct result....any thoughts why this is not working?
Thanks in advance.
Nima
Member Formula*
CASE WHEN ISLEVEL(Entity.CurrentMember, 0) THEN+
Last Shipped (PU) x Part Volume+
ELSE+
SUM(Children(Entity.CurrentMember))+
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Edited by: Nima.V on Nov 12, 2008 7:12 PM

Have you tried specifying which measure you want it to sum?
e.g.
CASE WHEN ISLEVEL(Entity.CurrentMember, 0) THEN
Last Shipped (PU) x Part Volume
ELSE
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In another thread I showed you how to convert a similar formula. While 'm happy to help, you could either extrapolate from the other example or bring in someone to help you convert all your formulas. I and others make our living doing this type of thing. I really don't want to convert all your formulas one by one

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I have got something like this but it does not get me the correct results
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I have got something like this but it does not get me the correct results
CASE WHEN IS ([PERIODS].CurrentMember,[JAN]) THEN
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Thanks

Does any part of it work? If you do get restults at all, can you tell what it's doing? I have identified one issue:
CASE WHEN IS ([PERIODS].CurrentMember,[JAN]) THEN
[Target Premium - Total New]-([Target Premium - Total New],[Years].CurrentMember.lag(1),[Periods].CurrentMember.lead(11))
ELSE
(([Target Premium - Total New])-([Target Premium - Total New],[Years].CurrentMember.PrevMember))
END
The ELSE condition is going to the previous year instead of the previous period, which it should be. It should be written as:
ELSE
(([Target Premium - Total New])-([Target Premium - Total New],[Periods].CurrentMember.PrevMember))
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ASO Formula Correction

Hi,
Trying to convert a BSO formula to an ASO but getting an error like
Error(1260052) - Syntax error in input MDX query on line 4 at token 'CASE' Membername1. could you please correct this formula. Thanks, UB
BSO formula:
"Membername1"
(IF (@ISMBR (@IDESCENDANTS (Member5))) "Membername1" = Membername2/52*13*"Membername3"*-1;
ELSEIF (@ISMBR (@IDESCENDANTS (Member6))) "Membername1" = Membername4/52*13*"Membername3"*-1;
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Aso formula

i am created one forumula in bso like =MonthEndPub - PriceCut; how to conver in to aso plz guid us.

You don't use semi colons at the end of the formula in ASO
for more info see http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_dbag/frameset.htm?acrtapdb.htm#acrtapdb43913
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ASO formula on non account dimension

Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to create a formula (or script) on a dimension of an ASO cube that is not an "Accounts dimension type" ?
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In your case.
1. Create a BSO application, and use the same rule files and scripts which you are using for ASO outline build.
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BSO@SUM(@children("2009.Q1" and "2009.Q2"));^^^You can't stick an "and" into a @SUM.
But you could do something like:
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I kind of wonder why you want to do this -- wouldn't a dynamically calculated total in the hierarchy just be easier?
Regards,
Cameron Lackpour

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IF(@ISMBR(@IDESCENDANTS ("Health Companies")))
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i am trying to convert bso formula into aso .
i am getting error message
Error(1260052) syntax error in input mdx query on line 2 at token '=' NG_21Adj
i am writing member formula for NG_21Adj and it looks like it is not taking '=' and '+' sign
can anyone help me with this
thank you

Oh (of course). In ASO member formula the calc is for that member, so the equation is not necessary.
But I'm confused because you said this member formula was on a member called NG_21Adj
So where does H42000.calc come from?
Below should work syntactically, but now I am not clear what your objective is. Which member are you trying to calculate?
CASE WHEN IsAncestor([Health Companies], [Company].CurrentMember, INCLUDEMEMBER) THEN
(([H40900], [NG_opt]) + ([H41000], [NG_opt]) + ([H41100], [NG_opt]) + ([H41200], [NG_opt]) + ([H41300], [NG_opt]) + ([H41400], [NG_opt]) + ([41700], [NG_opt])) *
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