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danilopvh
Contributor II
Contributor II

How to convert condition to set analysis

Hi, I need to convert this formula into set analysis ... any help?

COUNT(IF(WildMatch(PRODUTO,'MADEIRA*') AND UF_ORIGEM<>UF_DESTINO, SEQ_ITEM_GUIA))

Thanks

Note. I'm Brazilian, my writing is not good. But my reading is very good.

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Ivan_Bozov
Luminary
Luminary

How about this:

Count({<PRODUTO={"MADEIRA*"}, UF_ORIGEM-={'UF_ORIGEM'}>}SEQ_ITEM_GUIA)

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vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

Hello,

Try this

COUNT({<Poruduto={'MADEIRA*'}, UF_ORIGEM-={'UF_DESTINO'}>}SEQ_ITEM_GUIA)

Thanks

vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

This is a very good document for Set Analysis.

Please have a look

Set Analysis: syntaxes, examples

Ivan_Bozov
Luminary
Luminary

How about this:

Count({<PRODUTO={"MADEIRA*"}, UF_ORIGEM-={'UF_ORIGEM'}>}SEQ_ITEM_GUIA)

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Ivan_Bozov
Luminary
Luminary

Hi, the search string should be in double quotes otherwise it will not work in new Qlik Sense versions. Check this out: Quotes in Set Analysis

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vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

Thanks for that

agigliotti
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

You can add a flag in the script.  For example:

LOAD

...

WildMatch(PRODUTO,'MADEIRA*') as Flag

Resident YourTableName;

Then for the set analysis you can use:

COUNT( {< Flag = {'1'}, UF_ORIGEM -= {'UF_DESTINO'} >} SEQ_ITEM_GUIA )


Hope this helps.

danilopvh
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

It worked, thank you very much

danilopvh
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

It works too, thanks.

vkish16161
Creator III
Creator III

Count({<PRODUTO={"MADEIRA*"}, UF_ORIGEM  =-    {'UF_ORIGEM'}>}SEQ_ITEM_GUIA)