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Month Name in a Label Formula instead of Month Number

 

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Hello,

 

 

Can someone please help me out with a solution to get the actual Month Name instead of the number?

=only({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} [AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt])&' Month '&max({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} Month_Name)&' Visits'

 

As my database will continue to update itself on a Monthly basis I want the formula to capture also the name of the month based on the last month available in my report.

I've tried to get the MonthName & Month directly from the Load Editor but despite the Month Name actually showing as a filter correctly ... when using it in the formula is still number 😞

 

Thanks in advance !

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sunny_talwar

Try MaxString() instead of Max() function

=Only({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} [AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt])
&
' Month '
&
MaxString({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} Month_Name)
&
' Visits'

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sunny_talwar

Try MaxString() instead of Max() function

=Only({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} [AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt])
&
' Month '
&
MaxString({<[AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt] = {$(=Max([AA_DAD_M_SC.YearInt]))}>} Month_Name)
&
' Visits'
Anonymous
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Worked like a charm !

 

Many  Thanks!

dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

Its showing as number because its a max expression qlik assumes as a number. 

try like below

Month(MakeDate(2000, Max(Month), 1))

 

Lukas_S
Contributor
Contributor

Tableau can do it, Spotfire can do it, QlikView can do it. Why cant QlikSense do it ? So Awkward showing to customer he has to export it to csv to copy it -.-