PEL member functions
The following links provide detailed reference information about the PerformancePoint Expression Language (PEL) functions that return a member or member set.
Note
PEL cannot be used to reference user-created member views in non-time dimensions. To write a business rule that references a member view in a non-time dimension, use a native Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) implementation.
Reference
- Ancestor (PEL)
Returns the ancestor of a specified member at the destination distance or level.
- ClosingPeriod (PEL)
Returns the last sibling among the descendants of a member at a specified level.
- Cousin (PEL)
Returns the member that has the same relative position under uncle-member as member has under ancestor-member.
- CurrentMember (PEL)
Returns the current member along a specified dimension or hierarchy during iteration.
- DataMember (PEL)
Returns the system-generated data member that is associated with a nonleaf member of a dimension.
- DefaultMember (PEL)
Returns the default member of a specified hierarchy.
- FirstChild (PEL)
Returns the first child of member, if it has children.
- FirstSibling (PEL)
Returns the first child of its parent. The first child of a parent is its own first sibling.
- Lag (PEL)
Returns the member that is index number of members before member along the same level.
- LastChild (PEL)
Returns the last child of member, if it has children.
- LastSibling (PEL)
Returns the last child of its parent. The last child of a parent is its own last sibling.
- Lead (PEL)
Returns the member that is index number of members after member along the same level.
- NextMember (PEL)
Gives the next member along the level implied by the member.
- OpeningPeriod (PEL)
Returns the first sibling among the descendants of a specified level, optionally at a specified member.
- ParallelPeriod (PEL)
Returns a member from a prior period in the same relative position as a specified member.
- Parent (PEL)
Returns the parent of a member, if it has one.
- PrevMember (PEL)
Returns the previous member along the level implied by the member.