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Jorghino75
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Transpose a table with 2 filters

Hi all

I  successfully worked on a transposed table using this link

https://qlikviewcookbook.com/2010/05/use-cases-for-generic-load/ thanks to your help.

I have now another problem since I need to add another filter. I tried mapping the same field using again the ApplyMap function before running the generic load function.

Basically, I followed these steps

  • Load filter 1 
    Jorghino75_1-1712304059764.png
  • Load filter 2
  • Jorghino75_3-1712304088677.png

     

  • Load source file
  • Jorghino75_5-1712304121529.png

     

  • Map source file (resident) with filter 1
  • Map source file (resident) with filter 2
  • Sum the hours
  • Use the generic load & then the routing to put all the tables in one.

However, this doesn't seem to be working.as I'm not getting all the record combination (ID+Date)

 

I'm looking to have a model like this table where the total of Hours gets calculated for each filter 1 and each filter 2 field.

I'm attaching a sample file with data.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

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edwin
Master II
Master II

youre not articluating what the business rules are, for filter2 there are some cases where there are multiple matches.  is there a relationship between the 1st and 2nd filter, for example this one:

edwin_0-1712950864686.png

for the first line, Num had a match - ALOB, but 2nd didnt have a match (MB) so it appears to NOT be a valid line item.  however, 2nd line has a match for Num but multiple matches for Code - does that mean if 1st and 2nd filter dont result in a match dont use, if  2nd filter has multiple matches use 1st match, if 2nd filter has only 1 match use 2nd filter?  what are the bsuiness rules?