Help in Calculation Script

Question

I need your help in calculation script: Using 9.3.1 version
In below script , I have to write same code for total 10 account members used in the same place A and all 10 accounts members are level 0 children of 1 parent.
A = A + B / C*D
I need to write a code where 10 Account members can be used during calculation in place of A.
Please can you help me on this query .. How to achieve this requirement ...
Regards
Vishal

Answer 1

Using my Very Favorite Essbase Database In The Whole Wide World, aka Sample.Basic, I wrote the following nonsense code snippet:
FIX(@RELATIVE("Profit", 0), @LEVMBRS("Product", 0), @LEVMBRS("Market", 0), @LEVMBRS("Year", 0))
     "Actual" = "Actual" + "Actual"->"Opening Inventory" / "Actual"->"Additions" * "Actual"->"Ending Inventory" ;
ENDFIXDon't focus on why you would never ever want to do the above with inventory, just look at the code.
The code does work.
Before:
          100-10     New York     Actual
Jan               Sales     679          
               COGS     271          
          Margin     408          
               Marketing     94          
               Payroll     51          
               Misc     0          
          Total Expenses     145          
     Profit     263          
          Opening Inventory     2101          
          Additions     644          
          Ending Inventory     2066          After
          100-10     New York     Actual
Jan               Sales     7419.164596          
               COGS     7011.164596          
          Margin     408          
               Marketing     6834.164596          
               Payroll     6791.164596          
               Misc     6740.164596          
          Total Expenses     20365.49379          
     Profit     -19957.49379          
          Opening Inventory     2101          
          Additions     644          
          Ending Inventory     2066          I can't remember if your to be affected members are under a common parent or not. If the latter, use a UDA to go after the members.
Oh yes, this code violates one of my personal design considerations -- it modifies the source data so it can only be run once. That is really dangerous but the choice is yours.
Regards,
Cameron Lackpour