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Dear all,
I have tried Mapping with wildcards from the QV Cookbook (http://robwunderlich.com/downloads/) example "Mapping with a table using wildcards" .
This works perfect for a few lines, but If I want to use it for more than approx 10 statements than it's not working anymore.
It's for using in a qwv for bankstatements. The used discription is always mixed in length, place of the needed part and use of numbers and letters. Eg
Descriptions:
1256 SUPER 56
1 NEXT FIRM 55663
PLACE 69.12.63
I want to have then:
Descriptions: Key: Label1 Label2 Label3
1256 SUPER 56 *SUPER* FOOD BREAD CompanyA
1299 SUPER 56 *SUPER* FOOD BREAD Company A
1 NEXT FIRM 55663 *FIRM* FOOD MEAT CompanyB
PLACE 69.12.63 *69.12* BANK BANK CompanyC
Etc etc for many (approx 100) descriptions.
Then in the dashboard I want to see eg all "BREAD" or "Company A".
Anyone have a solution? Maybe a loop?
Does qlikview components have the same limitations as the QV cookbook?
If you don't know I'll suggest you give it a try.
You'll find it here: http://qlikviewcomponents.org/
Best regards
Vegar Lie Arntsen
QlikView consultant at egbs consulting ab http://egbs.se
Blog (in Swedish): http://bi-effekten.se
I do not really understand your reply, the qlikview components are examples, right? I do not really know where to look for the thing I need.
In excel it is not really feasible, in Acces it can be done, so I guess in QV it should be extremely difficult, but apparently it is...
Anyone an idea?
No, QVC is not just a bunch of examples. It is a open source script-library initiated and maintained by Rob Wunderlich.
I find it usefull to use for example when doing just wildmatches and when importing variables from a flat file.
Take a look at my attached example.
To run the script yourself you need to download QlikView Components and adjust the include search path.
NB: I have not checked if it will run smoothly on 100+ descriptions.
Best regards
QlikView consultant at egbs consulting ab
Blog (in Swedish): bi-effekten.se