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kristeljoymalapitan

What set analysis to be use in getting grand total reflects as new column?

Good Day,

Please help me on what set analysis/functions to be use on  below sample data

 I need to add new column 'Total' on the right side and 'Grand total' at the bottom. (highlighted on red font)

Total = total count of accounts per ROLLRATES and per BUCKET .

 

 

Please refer to sample output and raw data for your reference

 

Hope to hear you the soonest.

 

Thank you

 

 

 

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pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

dimension =   BUCKET

 

MEASURE 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RB'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RF'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'ST'}}BUCKET)

 

 

 total 

=column(1)+column(2)+column(3)

 

sum of rows will give you the grand total anyways.

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pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

ahh.. My bad. missed <>

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'RB'}>}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'RF'}>}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'ST'}>}BUCKET)

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pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

Please close the thread if answered.
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pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

I am using a simple table and not the pivot table.
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pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

dimension =   BUCKET

 

MEASURE 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RB'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RF'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'ST'}}BUCKET)

 

 

 total 

=column(1)+column(2)+column(3)

 

sum of rows will give you the grand total anyways.

Learning never stops.
gn_marvs1989
Contributor III
Contributor III

Have you tried to use the "Partial Sum" using Pivot Table?

kristeljoymalapitan
Author

Hi  Pradosh_Thakur,

As per trying below function under measure 'error in expression' was encountered.

 

MEASURE 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RB'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'RF'}}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({ROLLRATES={'ST'}}BUCKET)

kristeljoymalapitan
Author

I haven't tried that since I'am new to Qlik Sense and still exploring, Hope to hear from you for me to get positive results.
pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

ahh.. My bad. missed <>

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'RB'}>}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'RF'}>}BUCKET)

 

=COUNT({<ROLLRATES={'ST'}>}BUCKET)

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kristeljoymalapitan
Author

It works! 🙂 and I named it as RB, RF and ST and use as per below function

 

What do you mean by this? Is this still under MEASURE?

 

total 

=column(1)+column(2)+column(3)

 

I tried below but 'error in expression' error was encountered

=column('RB')+column('RF')+column('ST')

 

pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

just try with RB+RF+ST
OR
if RB is 1st column from the measure then column(1) will give you RB column value and so on. You can check by just putting =column(1) in the expression
=column(1)+column(2)+column(3)
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kristeljoymalapitan
Author

Thank you so much it works! 🙂

 

How about total at the bottom? Is it possible? 

pradosh_thakur
Master II
Master II

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