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Anonymous
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Help with an expression

Hi,

I have an expression that I would like help with.

sum({$<Account={4645,4643,4644,4646,4648,4649}>}ClaimCost)

How can I write my expression so that lines with no value in this expression shows up in the table?

Thanks.

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sunny_talwar

no value? can you elaborate and may be share an image?

Anonymous
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This is what my table looks like:

I would like assignments to show up in the table eventhough they have no claimcost.

sunny_talwar

Can you check if you have checked 'Include Zero Values' under Add-Ons -> Data handling?

Anonymous
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Yes, that box is checked.

sunny_talwar

Are you dealing with 0's or nulls or are you dealing with missing data?

sunny_talwar

Look here to see difference between missing and null

NULL handling in QlikView

Anonymous
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It must me nulls.

nicu1996
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Contributor III

You can use the Alt() function: alt  - script and chart function ‒ Qlik Sense


Something like this:
Alt(Sum({$<Account={4645,4643,4644,4646,4648,4649}>}ClaimCost), 'No value').

If there is a Sum of ClaimCost, it will be displayed, otherwise 'No value' will be displayed. Also, you can change the 'No value' text. You can put '-', but not null.

sunny_talwar

Nulls are not a problem, but missing data is... read through the document to understand the difference between the two