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 The following examples are based on the AdventureWorks data mart and cube project, because that project is widely available, in multiple versions, including backup files that can easily be restored to Analysis Services. If you don't have an existing cube, get a sample cube using either of these options:
 
 + Create the cube that is used in these examples by following the Analysis Services tutorial up to Lesson 4:
-[Creating an OLAP cube](../../analysis-services/multidimensional-modeling-adventure-works-tutorial.md)
+[Creating an OLAP cube](../../analysis-services/multidimensional-tutorial/multidimensional-modeling-adventure-works-tutorial.md)
 
 + Download an existing cube as a backup, and restore it to an instance of Analysis Services. For example, this site provides a fully processed cube in zipped format: [Adventure Works Multidimensional Model SQL 2014](https://msftdbprodsamples.codeplex.com/downloads/get/882334). Extract the file, and then restore it to your SSAS instance. For more information, see [Backup and restore](../../analysis-services/multidimensional-models/backup-and-restore-of-analysis-services-databases.md), or [Restore-ASDatabase Cmdlet](../../analysis-services/powershell/restore-asdatabase-cmdlet.md).
 

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 [Tabular modeling (1200 compatibility level)](../analysis-services/tabular-modeling-adventure-works-tutorial.md)  
 Applies to Azure Analysis Services and SQL Server 2016 Analysis Services and later. This tutorial provides lessons on how to author a basic Analysis Services tabular model for the fictitious company, Adventure Works, by using SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT).  
 
-[Multidimensional modeling](../analysis-services/multidimensional-modeling-adventure-works-tutorial.md)  
+[Multidimensional modeling](multidimensional-tutorial/multidimensional-modeling-adventure-works-tutorial.md)  
 Applies to SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services and later. Multidimensional models are not supported on Azure Analysis Services. This tutorial provides lessons for learning fundamental skills and concepts of multidimensional modeling in SSDT. When you're finished, you will have a cube database based on Adventure Works data that you can access from Excel, Reporting Services, or any other client application that connects to Analysis Services.  
 
 [Data Mining](../analysis-services/data-mining-tutorials-analysis-services.md)  

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 |**Capability**|**Tabular**|**Multidimensional**|  
 |[Languages and Collations (Analysis Services)](../analysis-services/languages-and-collations-analysis-services.md)|Inherited from the operating system.|Inherited, but with the ability to override both language and collation for major objects in the model hierarchy.|  
 |Scope of translation support|Captions and descriptions.|Translations can be created for object names, captions,  identifiers, and descriptions, can also be in any Unicode language and script. This is true even when the tools and environment are in another language. For example, in a development environment that uses English language and a Latin collation throughout the stack, you can include in your model an object that uses Cyrillic characters in its name.|  
-|Implementing translation support|Create using [!INCLUDE[ssBIDevStudioFull](../includes/ssbidevstudiofull-md.md)] to generate translation files that you fill in and then import back into the model.<br /><br /> See [Translations in Tabular models &#40;Analysis Services&#41;](../analysis-services/tabular-models/translations-in-tabular-models-analysis-services.md) for details.|Create using[!INCLUDE[ssBIDevStudioFull](../includes/ssbidevstudiofull-md.md)] to define the translations for the caption, description, and account types for cubes and measures, dimension and attributes.<br /><br /> See [Translations in Multidimensional Models &#40;Analysis Services&#41;](../analysis-services/multidimensional-models/translations-in-multidimensional-models-analysis-services.md) for more information. A lesson on how to use this feature can be found in [Lesson 9: Defining Perspectives and Translations](../analysis-services/lesson-9-defining-perspectives-and-translations.md) of the [!INCLUDE[ssASnoversion](../includes/ssasnoversion-md.md)] tutorial.|  
+|Implementing translation support|Create using [!INCLUDE[ssBIDevStudioFull](../includes/ssbidevstudiofull-md.md)] to generate translation files that you fill in and then import back into the model.<br /><br /> See [Translations in Tabular models &#40;Analysis Services&#41;](../analysis-services/tabular-models/translations-in-tabular-models-analysis-services.md) for details.|Create using[!INCLUDE[ssBIDevStudioFull](../includes/ssbidevstudiofull-md.md)] to define the translations for the caption, description, and account types for cubes and measures, dimension and attributes.<br /><br /> See [Translations in Multidimensional Models &#40;Analysis Services&#41;](../analysis-services/multidimensional-models/translations-in-multidimensional-models-analysis-services.md) for more information. |  
 |Currency conversion|Not available.|Currency conversion is through specialized MDX scripts that convert measures containing currency data. You can use the Business Intelligence Wizard in [!INCLUDE[ss_dtbi](../includes/ss-dtbi-md.md)] to generate an MDX script that uses a combination of data and metadata from dimensions, attributes, and measure groups to convert measures containing currency data. See [Currency Conversions &#40;Analysis Services&#41;](../analysis-services/currency-conversions-analysis-services.md).|  
 
 ## See Also  

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  By default, jobs run under the service account. The default account for SQL Server Agent is NT Service\SQLAgent$\<instancename>. To perform a backup or processing task, this account must be a system administrator on the Analysis Services instance. For more information, see [Grant server admin rights to an  Analysis Services instance](../../analysis-services/instances/grant-server-admin-rights-to-an-analysis-services-instance.md).  
 
- You should also have a test database to work with. You can deploy the AdventureWorks multidimensional sample database or a project from the Analysis Services multidimensional tutorial to use in this walkthrough. For more information, see [Install Sample Data and Projects for the Analysis Services Multidimensional Modeling Tutorial](../../analysis-services/install-sample-data-and-projects.md).  
+ You should also have a test database to work with. You can deploy the AdventureWorks multidimensional sample database or a project from the Analysis Services multidimensional tutorial to use in this walkthrough. For more information, see [Install Sample Data and Projects for the Analysis Services Multidimensional Modeling Tutorial](../multidimensional-tutorial/install-sample-data-and-projects.md).  
 
 ## Example 1: Processing a dimension in a scheduled task  
  This example demonstrates how to create and schedule a job that processes a dimension.