Question: I'm trying to extract data from a cube using MDX, when I run the query in SSMS I get 500K rows (same result I get when I use excel to connect to the cube), however, when I put the query into a SSIS package and execute it I get only 100k rows. The package executes just fine (completes correctly), it doesn't show any errors, warnings, anything so not sure why I'm not getting the same number on rows :(.

Thanks for the help! :)

Answer: 
You could try traversing up to the parent container and then doing a find on that element by it's class.

**For example:**

Traverse to parent by id:

```
$(this).closest('#eea305a4-32b2-434d-8623-4dc3e2fcf119F_SelectMany').find('.form-field-title-sign-css');

```

Traverse to parent by class:

```
$(this).closest('.lfFormField').find('.form-field-title-sign-css');

```

Or travers to parent by HTML element:

```
$(this).closest('fieldset').find('.form-field-title-sign-css');

```

And to get the value, in this case you would probably want to do `.text()` instead of `.html()`. Unless of course you actually want all the HTML.

And finally, if this id `F_SelectMany-required` isn't random. You could do this instead. Which should help it be a bit more specific. 

```
$(this).closest('.lfFormField').find('#F_SelectMany-required').children('.form-field-title-sign-css');

```
Jquery's prev() gives you the previous **sibling**. In the DOM of the document you are posting, the input with "Achieve and maintain quality" in the value, does not have any siblings. It is the only child of the span that surrounds it, so you are going to get undefined no matter what combination of prev() and next() you do. Did you mean to use parent() instead of prev()?
But much better to give that span an id

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and get to it by using $("#SmileSpanId")