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Hi All,
I have designed a box plot showing distribution of sales for various Product Names but for some strange reason, when I am applying set analysis on the sales measure, some of the product names are not showing on the Y-axis.
Data used:
test:
load * inline
[
ProductName,category,sales,Date
A,Pharma,100,3/31/2022
A,brush,200,4/31/2022
A,gum,300,5/31/2022
A,mouse,400,6/31/2022
A,wood,500,7/31/2022
A,plant,600,8/31/2022
B,Tools,100,9/31/2022
B,Pharma,200,10/31/2022
B,brush,300,11/31/2022
B,mouse,400,12/31/2022
B,wood,500,1/31/2021
B,plant,600,2/31/2021
C,Soil,100,3/31/2021
C,plant,200,4/31/2021
C,Pharma,300,5/31/2021
C,brush,400,6/31/2021
C,Gauge,500,1/31/2020
C,mouse,600,2/31/2020
D,Medicine,100,3/31/2020
D,brush,200,4/31/2020
D,wood,300,5/31/2020
D,Tools,400,6/31/2020
E,Blood,100,7/31/2020
E,brush,200,8/31/2020
E,Gauge,300,9/31/2020
];
Measure expression used:
Sum({<Date={">=$(=Date(Addmonths(max(Date),-2)))<=$(=Date(max(Date)))"}>}sales)
The date range which is getting evaluated using this expression is : >=10/31/2022<=12/31/2022.
Product Name 'A' falls under this date range but its not showing in box plot or maybe I am making mistake in understanding the chart. Any help in correcting expression or understanding chart working would be appreciated.
Regards,
Aditya
I have the same problem as Aditya, that Set analysis is not working properly in a boxplot. My intention is that when in the Month filter 3 (March) is chosen, the data 1-3 (January-March) is shown. Unfortunately, only data for month 3 is shown.
Set expression in Boxplot Measure:
sum(
{<
month = {"<=$(=max(month))"}
>}
sales)
Data:
test:
load * inline
[
ProductName,category,sales,year,month,salesnr
A,Pharma,100,2022,3,s1
A,brush,200,2022,3,s2
A,gum,300,2022,2,s3
A,mouse,400,2022,4,s4
A,wood,500,2022,1,s5
A,plant,600,2022,2,s6
B,Tools,100,2022,2,s7
B,Pharma,200,2022,3,s8
B,brush,300,2022,1,s9
B,mouse,400,2022,2,s10
B,wood,500,2022,1,s11
B,plant,600,2022,2,s12
C,Soil,100,2022,3,s13
C,plant,200,2022,3,s14
C,Pharma,300,2022,2,s15
C,brush,400,2022,2,s16
C,Gauge,500,2022,1,s17
C,mouse,600,2022,2,s18
D,Medicine,100,2022,2,s19
D,brush,200,2022,4,s20
D,wood,300,2022,1,s21
D,Tools,400,2022,2,s22
E,Blood,100,2022,2,s23
E,brush,200,2022,1,s24
E,Gauge,300,2022,2,s25
];
I found an Community-Question from the year 2017, where is mentionned, that this is a bug (Boxplots and set analysis - Qlik Community - 1386098).
Does anyone know, if this is still the case and if yes, problem solving ist planned?
Regards,
Christoph