Cube GetCellNote

Retrieves a cell note.

Request

<Alea:Document xmlns:Alea="http://www.misag.com">
  <Alea:Request RequestID="001" Class="Cube" Method="GetCellNote">
    <Alea:CellCoordinates Cube="SALES">
      <Alea:Element Dimension="TIME" Name="2009" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="VERSION" Name="Actual" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="CURRTYPE" Name="EUR" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="LEVEL" Name="IFRS" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="UNIT" Name="C1101" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="INTERCO" Name="TotalPartner" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="PRODUCT" Name="AS600/175" Hierarchy="Tire Size" />
      <Alea:Element Dimension="PROFIT" Name="Revenue" />
    </Alea:CellCoordinates>
  </Alea:Request>
</Alea:Document>

If no hierarchy is specified for an element, the default hierarchy is used.

You can also write the request like this:

<Alea:Document xmlns:Alea="http://www.misag.com">
  <Alea:Request RequestID="001" Class="Cube" Method="GetCellNote">
    <Alea:CellCoordinates Cube="SALES" Elements="2009[Actual[EUR[IFRS[C1101[TotalPartner[AS600/175[Revenue" Hierarchies="[[[[[[Tire Size[" />
  </Alea:Request>
</Alea:Document>

The elements and hierarchies must be presented in the native order of the dimensions inside the cube. This order can be different from the order of the dimensions in MDX / XMLA. You can check the native order using the Cube GetList function.

Answer

<Alea:Document xmlns:Alea="http://www.misag.com">
  <Alea:Request RequestID="001">
    <Alea:Return>
      <Alea:CellNote>My Precious Cell Note</Alea:CellNote>
    </Alea:Return>
  </Alea:Request>
</Alea:Document>