Below is my MDX query. Here I have applied sorting for one column, how can I sort all the columns, the reason behind this is, I no column should have any values like (null), null, empty, unknown etc.
WITH MEMBER PageSize AS
1
MEMBER [PageNumber] AS
1
MEMBER [Measures].[Orderby Measure] AS
[Measures].[Budget Delivered COGS]
MEMBER [Orderby] AS
"BASC"
SET ROWAXISWOF AS
NonEmpty (
( [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].[Fiscal Year].Members, [Time Periods].[Fiscal Quarter].[Fiscal Quarter].Members, [Time Periods].[Fiscal Month].[Fiscal Month].Members, [Time Periods].[Fiscal Week].[Fiscal Week].Members ),
{
{ [Measures].[Budget Delivered COGS] },
{ [Measures].[Break Even Delivered] }
}
)
SET ROWAXISWF AS
Filter ( ROWAXISWOF, [Measures].[Budget Delivered COGS] )
SET ROWAXIS AS
IIf ( 'Filter' = "NotFilter", ROWAXISWF, ROWAXISWOF )
MEMBER [Measures].[MaxRowCount] AS
ROWAXIS .Count
SET ROWAXIS_Count AS
IIf (
'Paging' = "Paging",
(
CASE
WHEN [Orderby] = 'BASC'
THEN Tail (
TopCount ( ROWAXIS, PageSize * PageNumber, [Measures].[Orderby Measure] ),
PageSize
)
ELSE Tail (
BottomCount ( ROWAXIS, PageSize * PageNumber, [Measures].[Orderby Measure] ),
PageSize
) END ),
ROWAXISWOF
)
SELECT ( IIf (
'Paging' = "Paging",
(
{ [Measures].[Budget Delivered COGS], [Measures].[Break Even Delivered], [Measures].[MaxRowCount] } ),
{ [Measures].[Budget Delivered COGS], [Measures].[Break Even Delivered] }
) ) ON COLUMNS,
ROWAXIS_Count ON ROWS
FROM (
SELECT (
{ [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].&[2011], [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].&[2012], [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].&[2013], [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].&[2014], [Time Periods].[Fiscal Year].&[2015] } ) ON COLUMNS
FROM [Homestore Sales]
)
It will return the output as preceding.
In that query for the Break Even Delivered header it is showing (null) as the first value . How can we make the value which are not null to be on top? if that is for one column we can just apply a sorting. My requirement is, no column should have null values in the first cell if any of the cell contains values. Please suggest me any idea. Thanks in advance.
