- Qlikview set analysis does not equal symbol how to#
- Qlikview set analysis does not equal symbol full#
It’s worth noting that %KeyDate is the field I would use to connect the calendar to the FACT data and I wouldn’t allow the user to make selection on that field! You now return all the values for the selected time period that are not selected by the user! The ( -1) reverses that back to Jan values which is what the user has selected. longitudinal designs are particularly useful for examining room. Here I’m reversing ( -=) all the possible value of %KeyDate which would give me Jan values in my limited dataset. In Set Analysis you have a P argument representing the element set of possible values of a field. I then have to reduce the selection further to only include dates selected in by the user. This is far more elegant, using the power of the Qlik Engine and works for multiple dimension selections giving you the proper intersection.
Qlikview set analysis does not equal symbol full#
GetCurrentSelections( chr(39)& '},','=- Value) takes the full data set (1) and removes the current selection ($). This helped me build up a string changing the 1, 2 and 3 to values that would be used as set analysis replace( Here I use 1, 2 and 3 in the function to show where these are inserted into the returned results. The extra functions denote characters used between records, separate records and separate values. The function had a number of parameters which I don’t recall using before (normally I only ever used that function in a chart header or something where people could copy the image to PowerPoint for example).
There are two types of operators: Unary operators (take only one operand) Binary operators (take two operands) Most operators are binary. Initially I looked at the GetCurrentSelections() function and even though I created myself a big headache I did manage to find a solution (of sorts). Videos Migration Center QlikView May 2023 Working with QlikView Script syntax and chart functions Operators This section describes the operators that can be used in QlikView. Nothing was found although that was okay, I was sure even if QlikView did this simply Qlik Sense may not have the same option so Set Analysis seemed like a better option. I had QlikView and searched though the chart to see if there was an simple tick box to achieve this. Here I run through my steps to a simple solution, maybe there’s a better one out there? If you know of one please let me know in the comments below.
You may find yourself investigating areas which may not lead to the right answer, this is okay as you still will learn about functions in more detail by doing so. I think looking for answers yourself will help develop your skills.
Qlikview set analysis does not equal symbol how to#
Unfortunately Patrick didn’t say how he achieved this so rather than asking I though it would be fun to try and work out how to do it myself. This screen shot from Patricks blog shows how powerful this can be and I was keen to use this approach in my next development.
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