I'm trying to optimize a 2M row SSAS query into Power BI by using MDX prior to the Power Query. I have experience in T-SQL and found a website to help translate T-SQL experience into MDX, which was successful for some queries (basic rows/column selects, crossjoins, non empty, order by, filter, where). So now I want to get in my sales data which contains three dimensions and four measures but I get the following error:
Executing the query ... Query (3, 1) The 'Measures' hierarchy appears more than once in the tuple. Run complete
I attempted a few variations related to crossjoining the measures and the dimensions, only selecting one measure (which still took too long), and specifying members vs children.
'''
select
([Date].[OrderDate].children, [Customer].[CustID].children, [ProdLevel].[ProdNumber].children) on rows,
([Measures].[Revenue], [Measures].[Units], [Measures].[ASP], [Measures].[Profit]) on columns
from [RepProdDB]
where [ProdLevel].[Prod Description].[MyBusinessUnit]
'''
Looking up the error: "The 'Measures' hierarchy appears more than once in the tuple." is a bit vague to me as I have slight but probably incomplete understanding of tuples.
My hope is to have something that I can easily get in PivotTable OLAP, Power Pivot, and Power Query but using the actual MDX code. Thoughts?