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I have two data tables: Customers and Hometowns.
In Qlik Sense, I have a table where I represent this information.
When I have use only Customers-data with fields CustomerID, Name, etc, I can see only one row per CustomerID.
Next, I'll load the Hometowns data, that is linked using key CustomerID. Now all the Customers that have values in Hometowns-data are seen as two separate entries in the table. The other one has '-'-sign indicating a null value and the other one has the city.
What I would like to intuitively do, is to force these rows to merge, but I believe this approach is not used in Qlik Sense.
Hence I would be interested in other solutions to have them shown as one row.
Found the problem, the table Customers was created by concatenating two tables, and the key CustomerID was not found in the other, making it NULL thus creating two rows.
Found the problem, the table Customers was created by concatenating two tables, and the key CustomerID was not found in the other, making it NULL thus creating two rows.