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A few months ago I built a set of SSAS cubes to be accessed via Excel 2007 for our team. Excel was then preferred as a front-end because business users were already familiar with excel and with the pivot table interface.

But now complaints have risen about the interface being too 'basic' and not user-friendly enough - specifically people would like to see hover-over tool-tips (or something similar) when they hover over fields in the pivot table, that will be able to give them a bit more information.

A custom .NET front-end solution would probably be ideal, but a) I don't have that level of .NET skills, and b) I don't have too much time left on this project to build something from scratch and roll it out.

Would like to hear from people here about any off-the-shelf suggestions for alternatives, that an SSAS cube can be plugged into. Thanks.

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Well one negative vote but no ideas. Not sure if I posted in the wrong forum, or if this sort of question is unlikely to get responses for some reason?theroyale

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PowerPivot is the right choice for you as it has all the dimension selection options and on the fly calculated members and calculated measures features inbuilt but the solution only works with office 2010 onwards