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I want to display just one field out of a table as a KPI. Since the table already constists of the finalized numbers and don't need any caculation, how can I display one field out of the row value as a KPI?
In this example it would be the row value and the field "89".
KPI ID | Name | Value | Reference | Process |
1 | w | 89 | 87 | A |
2 | x | 0,2 | 0,18 | A |
3 | y | 5 | 6 | B |
4 | z | 184093 | 193439 | B |
Thanks for your help.
as I understand it
you have the ID identified and you want to display the values for that ID, in this case
for x:
=Only({<ID={1}>} Name)
for 89 :
=Only({<ID={1}>} Value)
normally it's the same as below, can you tell me what exactly is the problem
how do we identify the '89 row ?fixe value ?
If you analyzing [KPI ID] then may be
Sum({<[KPI ID)={$(=Min([KPI ID]))}>} Value)
Sorr, I only want the value 89 to be displayed as a KPI.
What are you getting when you use same expression in KPI? And also, Do you have any business logic for that
can you provide more detail,
"Sorr, I only want the value 89 to be displayed as a KPI." in this case I will put KPI= '89'
To clarify: I want to have a KPI-Box. This KPI Box should contain the value 89 and the name x.
My problem is if I use the KPI-Box, Qliksense asks me which measure and aggregation I want to use, but I don't want any aggregation, because the value 89 is the number I want to display.
ID | Name | Value |
1 | x | 89 |
2 | y | 0,2 |
In the end it should look like this:
Thanks for your help.
as I understand it
you have the ID identified and you want to display the values for that ID, in this case
for x:
=Only({<ID={1}>} Name)
for 89 :
=Only({<ID={1}>} Value)
Thank you very much, this was exactly what I wanted! Can you also tell me if I want to display 3 KPIs in a Multi KPI box and only want to see the ID 2, 3 and 4 from my table. It should look similar to this:
Thanks in advance.