> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pentaho.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pentaho.com/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer.md).

# Adapt Mondrian schemas to work with Analyzer

A few Mondrian features are not yet functional in Analyzer. You must adapt your schemas to adjust for these limitations and enable some Analyzer functions to work properly.

For a list of annotations to that you can use to define fields to hide or show users, add folder descriptions, and render cell formats in an Analyzer report, see the topic, [Set the Available field list, folder description, and cell format](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/set-the-available-field-list-folder-description-and-cell-format.md).

Use the workflow outlined in the steps below to adapt your Mondrian schemas to work properly with Analyzer:

[Step 1: Apply relative date filters](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-1-apply-relative-date-filters.md)

[Step 2: Adjust for calculated members and named sets](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-2-adjust-for-calculated-members-and-named-sets.md)

[Step 3: Edit the schema to allow comparison operators on numeric levels](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-3-edit-the-schema-to-allow-comparison-operators-on-numeric-levels.md)

[Step 4: Add Geo Map support to a Mondrian schema](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-4-add-geo-map-support-to-a-mondrian-schema.md)

[Step 5: Disable drill-through links](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-5-disable-drill-through-links.md)

[Step 6: Configure custom Analyzer actions](/pba-schema-workbench/pdia-10.2-schema-workbench/adapt-mondrian-schemas-to-work-with-analyzer/step-6-configure-custom-analyzer-actions.md)

**Note:** Parent-child hierarchies display as the entire set of members.


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