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A DistinctCount measure group is designed to count unique column values and does not provide a Sum-based foundation for time-dimension aggregation.

A calculated measure using Exists and NonEmpty filters members in a set expression for distinct counting scenarios and is not a mechanism for producing a hidden base Sum aggregate.

In SSAS, marking a Sum measure as hidden keeps it invisible to end-user tools while making it available as a reference for calculated measures. This pattern is used when the raw additive aggregate must exist in the cube's storage layer so that a calculated expression - such as one that aggregates the measure along the time dimension - can build on it without exposing the intermediate value directly.

Aggregating a measure along the time dimension is the secondary calculated step that depends on the hidden Sum measure in H; it cannot function correctly without the underlying base measure being defined first.

Creating multiple dimensions expands the cube's dimensional model but does not define or store any measure aggregation logic.

Linking a cube dimension multiple times to a measure group establishes role-playing relationships and has no bearing on creating a Sum-based measure.

Setting IsAggregatable to False with a DefaultMember and a regular relationship configures a non-aggregatable snapshot dimension, not a base Sum measure for further calculation.

Using IsAggregatable False with a many-to-many relationship addresses fact-to-dimension cardinality and does not create the Sum aggregate layer needed here.

Using ValueColumn, IsAggregatable False, and MemberValue without a measure group relationship is a pattern for financial account-type hierarchies, not for providing a hidden Sum base measure.

A named calculation for a rolling sum combined with Max aggregation computes a rolling maximum rather than the hidden additive Sum aggregate required as the base layer.