How does OBI identify a hierarchy only by mapping a table to LT

Hi Everyone,
Is there any way that we/OBI can identify the levels in hierarchy automatically if we do not know the hierarchy of the columns in a table.
Thanks
Kumar

Hi Kumar,
Levels are equal to rows,So by that we can assign,Until we assign OBI cannot identify the levels in Hierarchy automatically.
Mark if helps.
Thanks,

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