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CeeJay
Contributor II
Contributor II

Filter Pivot Columns

I got this table:

 

Department ID Section
Sales 1 W
Sales 2 W
Sales 3 W
HR 4 W
HR 5 W
Consulting 7 W
Consulting 8 W
Consulting 9 W
Sales 1 E
Sales 2 E
HR 6 E
Consulting 9 E
Sales 3 G
HR 4 G
HR 6 G
Consulting 7 G
Consulting 9 G
Sales 1 F
HR 4 F
HR 5 F
Consulting 8 F
Consulting 9

F

 

and would like to create a pivot table like this:

Count IDs   Section      
Consulting 7     1 1
  8   1   1
  9 1 1 1 1
HR 4   1 1 1
  5   1   1
  6 1   1  
Sales 1 1 1   1
  2 1     1
  3     1 1

 

but I would like to filter W > 0 and E < 1, like this:

Count IDs   Section      
Department ID E F G W
Consulting 7     1 1
  8   1   1
HR 4   1 1 1
  5   1   1
Sales 3     1 1

 

I tried filtering the column, I tried filtering the measure.

Then I tried GENERIC LOAD. But I still can't filter out E > 0

Please help me

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rafaelencinas
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Hi !

You can create a new bookMark, 

1 - Create two Filters with W and E

2 - In the filter W type:  > 0 and type Enter

3 - In the Filter E type:  < 1 and type Enter

4 - Create an BookMark

 

Why: 

When you used expresions in filters It will work differently with selections

 

Bye !

Senior Qlik Architect
Cobra, Stallone, "You're a problem and I'm the solution"

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3 Replies
rubenmarin

Hi, you can try with an expression like: 

Count({<ID={"=Count({<Section={W}>}ID)>0"}>-<ID={"=Count({<Section={E}>}ID)>0"}>}ID)

rafaelencinas
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Hi !

You can create a new bookMark, 

1 - Create two Filters with W and E

2 - In the filter W type:  > 0 and type Enter

3 - In the Filter E type:  < 1 and type Enter

4 - Create an BookMark

 

Why: 

When you used expresions in filters It will work differently with selections

 

Bye !

Senior Qlik Architect
Cobra, Stallone, "You're a problem and I'm the solution"
CeeJay
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Thank you very much, at the end I solved it by modifing the load statement.