Can we add a measure without an aggregator?

Hi,

I'm asking this question because I have 2 cubes, in one I have a measure lets call it airfare and I need it in a metric with dates in the rows, all this for a project (lets say this is my filter) and then in the second cube I have another metric lets call it flights, but this one is the same for all the dates (I only have one row per project) and I need to do a calculation of Airfaire/flights (but the Airfaire is the sum of all the rows) and the flight its just always the same, but when I try to do this from the dashboard I always aggregate the flights columns and it end up being more than the value that should be. This its kind of the same that would happend if I do a join of both cubes in another cube, because its going to put me a flight value for each row of the Airfaire.

I tried doing 2 different metrics in the dashboard and the doing a formula visualization, and that worked, but the thing is that I have to do the same that I'm doing for Airfaire and flight for more colums, and this result should be in only one graffic.

I'll try to show you what I have and what I need.


This is my data from one cube for lets say project X (there are more projects)

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Then this is the data form the other cube for Projec X


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As you see this works ok, but I need them in the same metric set as a lineal chart, that's what I thought of doing the formula in the same metric set. But if there is a way of showing multiples formula visualization on the same chart that would also work for me.

Could you please help me with this?


Thanks..

An aggregator is needed as it specifies how the measure will be aggregated up to the specified level when viewing the data. Aggregators are only available when the metric set is not in 'Raw Data' data retrieval format. However, formula metric sets cannot be created based on a metric set showing raw data.


If you have all 4 measure columns in one metric set, instead of using a Formula Visualization, try adding the required formulas to the existing metric set. This way, you can have both formula measures in one table.

https://www.dundas.com/support/support-center/support-articles/formulas/adding-formulas