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I have a P&L type need (shown below), In this example I show two calcs with two amount areas, but in reality is much larger.
|
InvoiceAmt |
Addons |
Total |
sum(InvoiceAmount) |
sum(AddOns) |
Average |
Average(InvoiceAmount) |
Average(AddOns) |
The formula for each cell will be slightly different. I am using variables to fill in the formula.
cell 1,1 is sum(InvoiceAmount) - I created the variable =Pick(1 $(vExpr1) )
cell 2,1 is avg(InvoiceAmount) - I created the variable =Pick(2 $(vExpr1) )
cell 1,2 is sum(AddOns) - I created the variable =Pick(1 $(vExpr2) )
cell 2,2 is avg(AddOns) - I created the variable =Pick(2 $(vExpr2) )
where
vExpr1 = sum(InvoiceAmount), Avg(InvoiceAmount)
vExpr2 = sum(AddOns), Avg(AddOns)
I created a table in the script to assign the expressions to a row-column combination
SalesColumnID |
SalesColumn |
SalesRowID |
SalesRow |
Formula Used In PIVOT measure |
ResultingFormula |
1 |
InvoiceAmt |
1 |
Total |
Pick(SalesColumnID $(vExprSalesRowID) ) |
Pick(1 $(vExpr1) ) |
1 |
InvoiceAmt |
2 |
Average |
Pick(2 $(vExpr2) ) |
|
2 |
AddOn |
1 |
Total |
Pick(1 $(vExpr1) ) |
|
2 |
AddON |
2 |
Average |
Pick(2 $(vExpr2) ) |
The crux of my problem is that Qlik does not like variable expansion $(vExpr) at all.
Does anyone have a better method of accomplishing this? I looked at the P&L Pivot Custom Chart but that seem to only ingest resulting values. What am I missing?
@jonaguada Create a dimension with value list
=ValueList('Total','Average')
Then create two measures
// Invoice Amount
Pick(match(ValueList('Total','Average'),'Total','Average'),
sum(InvoiceAmount),
Avg(InvoiceAmount))
// Addons
Pick(match(ValueList('Total','Average'),'Total','Average'),
sum(AddOns),
avg(AddOns))