MDX in SSRS, Mutiple custom measures

Question for those who have been using MDX in SSRS, I've been given an excel report with 40ish columns and asked to duplicate it in SSRS using MDX. To get around the axis zero restriction in SSRS I normally create a few custom measure using tuples which I will select as my axis zero values, but creating 40 of them for a single report seems like an ruinously large waste of time considering a large portion of the columns are from a single dimension. Here is an example of what I'm talking about:

With 
Member [Measures].[First Shift Total] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, [Shift].[Shift].[&2])
Member [Measures].[Second Shift Total] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, [Shift].[Shift].[&3])
Member [Measures].[Widget 1 sales No discount] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, Discount.Status.[&1]
, Items.Items.Items.[&77])
Member [Measures].[Widget 1 sales discounted] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, Discount.Status.[&2]
, Items.Items.Items.[&77])
Member [Measures].[Widget 2 sales No discount] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, Discount.Status.[&1]
, Items.Items.Items.[&89])
Member [Measures].[Widget 2 sales discounted] as
(Measures.TotalSales
, Discount.Status.[&2]
, Items.Items.Items.[&89])
Select {([measures].[First Shift Total]),
([Measures].[Second Shift Total]),
([Measures].[Widget 1 sales No discount]),
([Measures].[Widget 1 sales discounted]),
([Measures].[Widget 2 sales No discount]),
([Measures].[Widget 2 sales discounted])} on 0,
Locations.States.Stores on 1
from [Some Cube]

Imagine the above but with 20 some odd widgets to account for, is there any way I can create some kind of measure set for the widgets so I don't have to do a custom measure for each one?