Different format in data

[qv_testing]

Hi Community,

I have two columns one for field and one for values

and each value has different format. like below.

Field	Value
Employee	Admin
Grade	80%
Marks	82
Salary	£12,000
Profit	8 K
Average	12.35
Date	24/02/2020

could you please help me - how to load data ?

Thanks in Advance!

[jonathandienst]

This looks like a case for a generic load. Check out Generic Load in the on-line help and search the community for the topic. There are a number of very good blog posts and postings on the topic.

[qv_testing]

Thanks for quick response! - 

found this example - I showed this https://community.qlik.com/t5/New-to-QlikView/Generic-Load/td-p/1231322

We don't need to create derived columns. if we do Generic load - It will create 7 columns.

but users requirement want to see only two columns. (This data coming from MongoDB.)

is there any possibility visual or script side ??

[rwunderlich]

If you want only two columns, can you just load it as is?  Or is your problem that the fields contain various formatting info like "%" and you want to parse everything into  numeric values?

-Rob

[qv_testing]

Hi Rob,

I tried loading the data using text(FieldName) but that converts all the column values to integer values.

But I want to show integer values as integers, percent values as percent etc...

Users wants to show actual Values....

[NitinK7]

Hi,

this is very interesting scenario for me

and I am tried to find out solution, it's might be helpful for you

Note-

checking for date (Date will be 5 digit form, so check 5 digit value and convert to date.)

percentage value between 1 to 100, so check value less than 1 and convert to percentage. 

ABC:
LOAD Employee,
if(Len(ceil(Trim(Admin)))=5,Date(Admin,'DD/MM/YYYY'),            //Convert to date.
if(Num(Admin)<=1,Num(Admin,'#,##%'),Admin)) as Admin;     // check value less than equal 1 and convert to percentage.
LOAD Employee,
if(IsText(Admin),Text(Admin),
if(IsNum(Admin),Num(Admin))) as Admin

FROM
data.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is datatypes);

Regards,

Nitin.

[Brett_Bleess]

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https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/bg-p/qlik-design-blog

Regards,
Brett