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Hi all
Is there a way to hide null values from a measurement?
Asking as I got the following problem:
Employees belong to profiles. Each employee has a driving score. When comparing a driver's score to the average score, selecting a profile influences this average score (Completely normal behaviour).
So I changed my formula accordingly, with the set analysis "{<Employee = , Profile = >}":
(
(
(Sum(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Acceleration'}, Employee = , Profile = >}IndType)*(Max(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Acceleration'}, Employee = , Profile = >}WeightFactor))/10)
+
(Sum(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Deceleration'}, Employee = , Profile = >}IndType)*(Max(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Deceleration'}, Employee = , Profile = >}WeightFactor))/10)
+
(Sum(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Curve'}, Employee = , Profile = >}IndType)*(Max(total<Year,Month,Week>{<MessageType = {'Curve'}, Employee = , Profile = >}WeightFactor))/10)
+
(Sum(total<Year,Month,Week>{<Employee = , Profile = >}IndSpeed)*(Max(total<Year,Month,Week>{<%MessageTypeKey = {200}, Employee = , Profile = >}WeightFactor))/10)
)
/4
/ ((Sum(total<Year,Month,Week>{<Employee = , Profile = >}Distance)/1000)/50)
)
Though with my employees listed in a table, whenever I selecht an employee or a profile the following happens:
Employee S and Employee S T belong to profile 1, but the rest does not, but are shown as Null because of the set analysis.
Is there any way to hide these Null-values? Every help is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Tim Poismans
From Add Ons, Uncheck Include Zero Values
Hello Tim,
perhabs you can use something like that:
if(not isnull(Metingen), Employee)
Hi Ralf
I tried your suggestion, but sadly, it's not working.
I think there was an option in Qlikview where you could hide a measure when it was Null(), which would be great at this moment.
Thanks though!
From Add Ons, Uncheck Include Zero Values
Works perfectly. Didn't know it was this simple, thank you!
Glad it worked!
I have the Include Zero Values unchecked and the dimensions without null values but I still have null values how it is been in below image.
The column with null values is a measure which uses a rank function.
I thank any help!!