SubSelect Not filter data for Parent/Child hierarchy

I have data for my parent /child dimension like that
DimCust
Fact Sal
Customer ID
Parent ID
Customer Type
Product Id
Customer ID
Year
Sales
1
1
Retailer
4
1
2015
100
2
1
Retailer
4
2
2014
200
3
3
Retailer
4
3
2014
300
4
3
Retailer
4
4
2015
400
5
5
Retailer
4
5
2015
500
In my query,
 I use sub select to filter 
data for year 2014c and product  id 4,  when I got result
 it’s missed the aggregation of customer id 1 and 4.
 Even I try to pass in where clause it’s also not give correct result.
code,
with
   set ba EXISTS([DIMCustomer].[Level 02].allmembers, [DIMCustomer].[Hierarchy].&[MyHierarchy],"factTable")
   SELECT
[Measures].[Sales]
  } ON 0,
[ba]on 1
FROM (SELECT ( { [CropYear].[CropYear].&[2014] } ) ON COLUMNS
FROM (SELECT ( { [DimProduct].[ProductID].[4] } ) ON COLUMNS
FROM [myCube]))
please help me on this, what is the best practices.
Regards,
Manish

Hi manishcal16PPS,
According to your description, you want to slice the fact data on Year 2014 and Product 4. Now you find the result missing the customer 1 and 4. Right?
In this scenario, based on your Fact Sal table, both customer 1 and 4 are on Year 2015. So when you filter the data, it will not show customer 1 and 4. It returns correct result. For filtering data, either using sub select or specifying slicer axis
can achieve your requirement.
Reference:
Specifying the Contents of a Slicer Axis (MDX)
Best Regards,
Simon Hou
TechNet Community Support

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