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qlicky
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Get id for specific set of rules

Hi,

I'am new to QLIK and learned a lot from this forum. But now i have a problem which i could not solve myself.

Given the following table I need a formula to find a single error_date for each part_id if the following rules are met:

1. For every part_id, find the the earliest error_date for which error_check is 0.

2. If there are 2 matching elements (like in part_id = 2 in the example) chose one row (randomly). In this case the categorys are the same anyways.

After that, aggregate over the result and count the frequency of each of the 3 category A,B and C. 

 

part_id error_date error_check category
1 11.01.2021 0 B
1 10.01.2021 1 C
2 10.02.2021 1 A
2 01.02.2021 0 C
2 01.02.2021 0 C
3 01.02.2021 0 B
3 21.02.2021 0 A
4 01.01.2021 0 A
5 01.01.2021 1 A

 

The result should be:

part_id error_date error_check category count_cat_A count_cat_b count_cat_C
        sum = 1 sum = 2 sum = 1
1 11.01.2021 0 B 0 1 0
2 01.02.2021 0 C 0 0 1
3 01.02.2021 0 B 0 1 0
4 01.01.2021 0 A 1 0 0

 

What i got so far is a formula for each category:

 

 

Sum(aggr(if(count({$<category={'A'}>} [part_id])>0 and Min(error_check)=0,1,0), part_id))

 

 

But i don't know how to handle the problem with the earliest date.

Any help is appreciated. 🙂

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fernando_tonial
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

You can see the qvf file.

Screenshot_1.png

 

Best Regards.
Tonial.

Don't Worry, be Qlik.

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fernando_tonial
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

You can see the qvf file.

Screenshot_1.png

 

Best Regards.
Tonial.

Don't Worry, be Qlik.
qlicky
Contributor
Contributor
Author

Thanks for the solution. Works like a charm.  

Unfortunately i could not open the *.qvf file because I don’t have the rights to do so in our Qlik-Sense environment. But your Screenshot gave me the much needed hints.

So again, thanks!