Time Dimension Working Days

Hi i have a calendar table
Has Year , Month, Week, Date and a flag for a working day or not..
Is there anyway i can use this working day flag in my Time Dimension Hierarchy so that under Date i can have another drill Working Days ...
(Non working day is where flag = 'Y')
Year - Month - Week - Day - Working Day
or Even
Year - Month - Week - Working Day
Cheers
Bibi

Year - Month - Week - Working Day
You could acheive this by putting a filter on your logical table source to exclude non-working days. Or maybe just remove the non working days from the source table
The trouble with trying to put an extra level in beneath Day is that your primary key, I.e. your lowest level for the date dimension in this case is Day. Working Days won't roll up into Days as they are at the same level.

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