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Hello,
I have an app with two tables, one contains sales of objects and the other contains commercial information for those dates.
I would like to obtain the co-ocurrence of sales for the objects (object 1 goes with 2). The measure I'm most interested on want to obtain is the number of sales when an object is sold,
I think there must be a simple solution to this problem but, I'm quite newbie in Qlik and I'm struggling to do it.
I attach an example with data.
The result I would like to obtain is:
OBJECT CONCURRENTSALES SALES
1 5 2
2 6 3
3 3 1
Preferably I would like to be able to build the following matrix:
OBJECT/OBJECT 1 2 3
1 2 2 1
2 2 3 1
3 1 1 1
Any help is appreciated.
Not entirely sure I understand the logic behind your expected output, would you be able to elaborate a little?
can you explain the logic for your desired output?
OBJECT/OBJECT 1 2 3
1 2 2 1
2 2 3 1
3 1 1 1
Sorry, I uploaded an older version of the example. The load part should be this one:
T_Times:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,OBJECT
'2017-05-01',1
'2017-05-01',2
'2017-05-03',2
'2017-05-04',1
'2017-05-04',2
'2017-05-04',3
];
T_TimeInfo:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,metric1
'2017-05-01',17
'2017-05-02',22
'2017-05-03',23
'2017-05-04',25
];
Each row in the table T_Times is a sale. I would like to count the sales happening at the same DATE an OBJECT is sold.
For OBJECT=1, I would like to obtain dates '2017-05-01' and '2017-05-04', and using those dates I would like to (at least) count the number of OBJECTS sold.
If it is possible, I want to obtain the times two objects are sold together. My idea is to plot a heatmap or perhaps a barchart.
OBJECT/OBJECT 1 2 3
1 2 2 1
2 2 3 1
3 1 1 1
Thank you for your prompt response and sorry again for uploading the wrong example.
try like below
T_Times:
LOAD
*,AutoNumber(Rowno(),OBJECT&DATE) as instancenumber
Inline
[
DATE,OBJECT
'2017-05-01',1
'2017-05-01',1
'2017-05-01',2
'2017-05-03',2
'2017-05-04',1
'2017-05-04',2
'2017-05-04',3
];
T_TimeInfo:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,metric1
'2017-05-01',17
'2017-05-02',22
'2017-05-03',23
'2017-05-04',25
];
Hello,
I tried your code but it is not what I want.
I found a solution myself but I do not know if it is the best one: I made a copy of the table T_Times and renamed OBJECT as OBJECT2. However, I think it is not really efficient from a memoy point and I believe it can be troublesome in the long run. In any case it does the trick for this particular case. If I filter OBJECT=1, variable OBJECT2 will show me tho co-ocurrences on that date. Is there a way to do this by means of set analysis or should I use two variables?
T_Times:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,OBJECT
'2017-05-01',1
'2017-05-01',2
'2017-05-03',2
'2017-05-04',1
'2017-05-04',2
'2017-05-04',3
];
T_Times2:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,OBJECT2
'2017-05-01',1
'2017-05-01',2
'2017-05-03',2
'2017-05-04',1
'2017-05-04',2
'2017-05-04',3
];
T_TimeInfo:
LOAD
*
Inline
[
DATE,metric1
'2017-05-01',17
'2017-05-02',22
'2017-05-03',23
'2017-05-04',25
];