Bedrock element filter string from a public subset #442
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A new TI for Bedrock. Generate a Bedrock element filter string like Company ¦ comp A + comp B + comp Z From a subset 'My companies' in the dimension 'Company'. It avoids several loops in the calling TI. Now these loops are separated in a Bedrock TI process. The process tackles a limitation where element filter strings can only contain hardcoded element names, not public subset names.
Updated the filter process to support MDX and subset parameters, enhancing flexibility in dimension filtering.
Enhance filter process with MDX and subset support
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A new TI for Bedrock. Generate a Bedrock element filter string like
Company ¦ comp A + comp B + comp Z
From a subset 'My companies' in the dimension 'Company' or an MDX statement that you can write.
It avoids several loops in the calling TI. Now these loops are conveniently separated in a Bedrock TI process. This new process tackles a limitation where element filter strings can only contain hardcoded element names, not public subset names or MDX statements.