How to avoid seeing data for a particular member in the row level

Hello, I am using Essbase. In that i am having members like taks n/a, demand n/a. Purpose of these members are, if i load data for demand, task wont have data so i am mapping to task n/a.And same for the task loading.I am using alphablox for reporting and report script for retriving the data.So, if i select the task n/a and demand n/a then some value will be existing for this. Is there any possibility to remove this from report.I mean while seeing in the report, it should not get this member and respective value for display and also avoid taking this data for any manipulation.I know RESTRICT for column level data. Is there anything for row level restrictions. Please help me on this. Regards R.Prasanna

Hi,
Into the rule containing the Color metadata, you can restrict the values of the list.
In "Has restricted list and pane", list the values 1, 2 and 3 (new line for each value) :
1
2
3
Romain.

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GO
GO
CREATE TABLE #tempDist (
NRow INT
,TicketNo VARCHAR(4)
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,MaxDate DATETIME
GO
CREATE TABLE #tempUnUserdDate (
TicketNo VARCHAR(4)
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GO
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ORDER BY TicketNo
) AS NROw
,TicketNo
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FROM #Tickets
GROUP BY TicketNo
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FROM #tempDist
GO
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FROM #tempDist
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BEGIN
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,@MaxDate DATETIME
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FROM #tempDist
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BEGIN
IF NOT EXISTS (
SELECT *
FROM #Tickets
WHERE TicketNo = @TicketNo
AND DateUpdated = @MyDate
BEGIN
INSERT INTO #tempUnUserdDate
VALUES (
@TicketNo
,@MyDate
END
SET @MyDate = dateadd(d, 1, @MyDate)
END
SET @I = @I + 1
END
GO
SELECT *
FROM #tempUnUserdDate
GO
GO
DROP TABLE #tickets
GO
DROP TABLE #tempDist
GO
DROP TABLE #tempUnUserdDate
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