The query contains the XXXXXName parameter, which is not declared. SSRS2008/MDX query

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Parser: The query contains the XXXXXName parameter, which is not declared. (msmgdsrv)

I have no idea why I keep getting this error. It occurs when I change the MDX in the query designer and trying OKing out of the query designer.

The strange thing is that the parameter DOES exist, I can see it in the parameters section of the dataset dialog. I am creating it before I do anything else with the query.

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