Formatting SSAS Measures

If you're new to Analysis Services you might wonder if your only choices are to either format the data when loaded or rely on the end user application to do it, but there is a native choice that will split the difference. MVP Brian Knight shows you an easy way to set and change the formatting of a measure.

Owner of Pragmatic Works :: Brian Knight, SQL Server MVP, MCSE, MCDBA, is the co-founder of Jumpstart TV and SQLServerCentral.com. Brian has written and co-written 9 technical books. Brian has spoken at conferences like PASS, TechEd and Connections. Brian develops solutions with Pragmatic Works to migrate DTS packages to SSIS.

devus on 1/7/2009

good one

raj on 1/21/2009

little bit detailing will excel the video quality to fair than being good

Venkata Taduri on 2/10/2009

Excellent

adinarayana on 2/20/2009

TR

Amit on 3/28/2009

good

Jill on 5/28/2009

thank you

Dipak Saha on 5/28/2009

Good topic.

Keith on 5/28/2009

Very informative but Brian talks too fast, sometimes tripping over his words.

B63E64D9B3 on 5/28/2009

Thank you, Brian.

nanc on 5/28/2009

very small, I had to get close to the screen to view it.

Jamshid Nouri on 5/28/2009

great demo

Jorge H Serres on 5/29/2009

Video is pixeled and lacked quality

Steve Harris on 6/9/2009

very informative

Tara King on 6/24/2009

The screen is a little blurred. Can you suggest what order we watch the videos in? Thx

ike2000 on 7/1/2009

do you more on-line videos on SSAS? ... wouldn't mind paying to view those -- a la PPV.

Tatyana on 8/8/2009

Excellent! thank you!

Dean Gross on 8/22/2009

It would be better if it included some discussion about the syntax that is used for custom formatting.

Leo Njampa on 9/2/2009

Thnks. Good video.

Aaron Steers on 4/12/2010

Great video. Thanks!

Rajeev on 5/6/2010

good