Microsoft Excel Add-In for Analysis Services

Our customer is using the latest version of the Microsoft Excel Add-In for Analysis Services in a Microsoft Excel ver 10.6823.6735. When using a filter on a report that queries a SSAS 2005 (SP1) cube Excel stops responding. Does anyone have an idea what to do or what to look for? Any help is welcome.

Thanks

Hi,

By 'Stop responding',

Do you mean that excel does not display any data?

or applying the filter does not filter the necessary data?

Regards

sql

Microsoft decision tree

I have an example case below :

Customer Id

Debt Level

Income Level

Employment Type

Credit Risk

1

High

High

Self-Employed

Bad

2

High

High

Salaried

Bad

3

High

Low

Salaried

Bad

4

Low

Low

Salaried

Good

5

Low

Low

Self-Emplyed

Bad

6

Low

High

Self-Employed

Good

7

Low

High

Salaried

Good

My question is how to make a tree from the case above I mean what method we should use to split the tree. (Mannually counting)

I hope anyone could help me by explaining i details.Because i want to make some analysis how microsoft decision tree works exactly.So Please explain me the process to build the tree completely with the method.

Thanks a lot.

Please clarify your question. I'm not sure what you are asking for- you want the equations used to determine a split?|||I'm so sorry because of confusing question. Yes what i mean is equations used to determine a split. Would you explain it detail for me? Because i 've made a thesis about microsoft decision tree analysis so i need to know how microsoft decision tree work exactly.
thank you so much|||

This article explains how the Microsoft Decision Tree algorithm works at a high level and also points to the relevant research papers that the implementation is based on: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175312(SQL.90,d=ide).aspx

Microsoft decision tree

Hi again ....i'm trying to understand the works of microsoft decision tree algorithm

I have an example case below :

Customer Id

Debt Level

Income Level

Employment Type

Credit Risk

1

High

High

Self-Employed

Bad

2

High

High

Salaried

Bad

3

High

Low

Salaried

Bad

4

Low

Low

Salaried

Good

5

Low

Low

Self-Emplyed

Bad

6

Low

High

Self-Employed

Good

7

Low

High

Salaried

Good

My question is how about the equations used to determine a split?

Please explain me detailed.

Thanks a lot.

This article explains how the Microsoft Decision Tree algorithm works at a high level and also points to the relevant research papers that the implementation is based on:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175312(SQL.90,d=ide).aspx

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for god’s sake?
I check NO, I don’t wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking me
to make SQL server better.
When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
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> me
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>
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Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for god’s sake?
I check NO, I don’t wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking m
e
to make SQL server better.When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
HTH. Ryan
"letuce dance" <letucedance@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
> How do I turn this annoying thing off for god's sake?
> I check NO, I don't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking
> me
> to make SQL server better.
>|||It is checked
"NO I DON'T WISH TO PARTICIPANT"
But it still keeps asking me from time to time if I want to make SQL server
better.
What gives? Can I uninstall this spam spyware feature of the product?

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying

Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
How do I turn this annoying thing off for godâ's sake?
I check NO, I donâ't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking me
to make SQL server better.When you're in "SQL Server Management Studio" click Help then choose
"Customer Feedback Options"
--
HTH. Ryan
"letuce dance" <letucedance@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:377BFDCD-B914-4F40-914A-3874A6198858@.microsoft.com...
> Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program is annoying
> How do I turn this annoying thing off for god's sake?
> I check NO, I don't wish to participate. But it keeps popping up asking
> me
> to make SQL server better.
>|||It is checked
"NO I DON'T WISH TO PARTICIPANT"
But it still keeps asking me from time to time if I want to make SQL server
better.
What gives? Can I uninstall this spam spyware feature of the product?