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Ridiculously complicated MDX question

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The equivalent SQL pseudocode is something like this:

SELECT COUNT DISTINCT P_Key

FROM FactQ INNER JOIN DimP ON FactQ.P_Key = DimP.P_Key WHERE Date1Key IN @SelectedMonths OR Date2Key IN OR AFTER @SelectedMonths and Date1Key BEFORE @SelectedMonths AND MAX(P_Number) IN (1,3) GROUP BY P_Key

P_Number is defined to aggregate using the Max function in the measure group.

But to simplify things, I basically need to:

1. Get a set of P_Keys where the aggregated P_Number is 1 or 3 and [Date1] is in [Date Set One]

2. Get a set of P_Keys where the aggregate P_Number is 1 or 3 and [Date1] is in [Date Set One A] and [Date2] is in [Date Set Two]

3. Combine the sets and count distinct.

I know how to get the date sets and filter by P_Number, but I am stuck on how to go back and get the P_Keys.

Sorry for the long post. I wanted to start from the beginning in case this is an XY problem.




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