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ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II

parsing columns

Hello

got a table as shown in the attached excel file

there is a column called extra: it contains the possible options for a drop down list

can Qlik parse this via a wizard or I need to use string functions to get the required data?

for example in the attached excel, the first line corresponds to Domain data family and the answer is 6 and 6 corresponds to Financial Transaction

the possible values are saved in the column named extra

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marcus_sommer
MVP
MVP

I think it could be done with rather simple string-operations like:

= subfield(

     subfield(

       mid(extra, index(extra, answer & '|')),

     chr(10) , 1),

    '|', 2)

- Marcus

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marcus_sommer
MVP
MVP

I think it could be done with rather simple string-operations like:

= subfield(

     subfield(

       mid(extra, index(extra, answer & '|')),

     chr(10) , 1),

    '|', 2)

- Marcus

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

you know I was looking for the n value in chr(n)

in qlik sense values appear on one line, when I export values to excel every line displays on new line so the delimiter turned out to be chr(10)

and this solved my issue

I will mark your answer as correct to close the discussion

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