Function @Parent with Member Dynamic calc

Hi Everybody,
I have a simple Business Rule where i need to assign the Parent value to a child. The parent is a Dynamic Calc and using the function @Parent Essbase doesn't retrieve the data. The formula is as follows:
Fix (
Account_1,
product_1
Version_X = @Parent(Currmbr(Account))->@Parent(Currmbr(product))->Version_Y;
Endfix
The parent of Account_1 is a Dynamic Calc member. I already tried with @Parentval, but it isn't the solution.
Thank you all guys
Maurizio
Maurizio

Thanks for your reply Soul but it didn't work in my case. I tried using @Ancest function but when the business rule is launched Essbase returns missing value. The member on which i'm assigning value is a Sparse Dimension Member (Version) whereas the Dimension member from which i'm trying to retrieve value (Dynamic Calc Member) is a Dense Dimension Member (Account).
I also tried the SET FRMLRTDYNAMIC....
Thank you anyway.... if you have any other idea please tell me... otherwise i will have to use @Sumrange function to obtain the value of the childrens of that Account Member.
Tks
Maurizio

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SQL> Anton

Data not replicated with partition and dynamic calc

HI
I am using Essbase 11.1.2.1.
I want to use a replicated pratition wetween two Essbase BSO applications.
But in my source application, I have to send an account ACCOUNT (level 1) with several stored members and 1 dynamic calc member with formula. Due to this Dynamic calc account, the partition doesn't work (data are not replicated).
How could I do?
Thanks
Fanny

You're right, dynamic calc account are not issues. I am using them in partition.
But py issue is there :
The source dimension is like this :
TAX (Dynamic Calc)
- 6xxxxxxx
- 6yyyyyyy
- 6zzzzzzz (Dynamic Calc) = formula
The target dimension is like this :
TAX
And so I need to send TAX (Source) to TAX (cible).
I don't think it is possible, but I would like a confirmation before using something else.
I hope it is clearer now.
thanks
Fanny

Function @Parent with Member Dynamic calc

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