MDX Filter on PROPERTIES

I have a MDX query I am executing against BW3.0 and I would like to filter the results based on a PROPERTY and not just a member. For example, I would like to include the Property 20CITY in the WHERE clause rather than the SHIP_TO Member itself:
SELECT NON EMPTY [0SHIP_TO].Members PROPERTIES
[0SHIP_TO].[20SHIP_TO], [0SHIP_TO].[50SHIP_TO], [0SHIP_TO].[20CITY] ON ROWS
FROM $XXXX WHERE {[0SHIP_TO].[0000100000]}
Please let me know if how I can filter the results by specific PROPERTIES either on the Axis or in the WHERE clause.
Thank You,
Steve

Hi,
try use Exists Function:
EXISTS(FILTER(),AnotherDimenisionMemberSet,"MeasureGroupName")
Best regards.

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works.
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http://melick-rajee.blogspot.ca/2012/04/how-to-get-member-properties-in-mdx.html
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