Pivot/straight table using multiple dimensions in single column

[#1]

Hi,

I am wondering if this is possible. We are wanting to remake a report that users are having to manually make now days using QlikView, and I am wondering if it is possible to do in a single straight table or pivot table. The problem comes in that the columns are not only based on different dimensions, but can also be different calculations.

The report would have data as follows:

	Monthly
	Sep-12	Sep-11
% change in State A subscribers	10%	2%
% change in State B subscribers	5%	-4%
% change in State C subscribers	7%	8%
…
# of new subscribers from telemarketing	50	20
# of new subscribers from door to door	40	5
…
% of new subscribers from telemarketing	30%	10%
% of new subscribers from door to door	25%	15%
…

So the first 3 lines in the example are a percet change based on locaiton of all subscribers, the next two is the total number of new subscribers based on where they came from, and the next 2 are the percentage of the above 2 numbers.

Is this possible in a straight or pivot table? I am wondering if I am just going to have to seperate the items out into seperate tables for this to work, but thought I would ask the question before doing this. (I.E. have one table for the first 3, another table the next 2, and then a 3rd table for the final 2).

Thanks ahead of time

[#2 · Accepted solution]

in ur load script, create an inline wizard;

load * inline[

Dim,DimValue

1,  % change in State A subscribers   

2, % change in State B subscribers   

3, % change in State C subscribers   

4, # of new subscribers from telemarketing   

5, # of new subscribers from door to door             

6, % of new subscribers from telemarketing   

7, % of new subscribers from door to door

];

now in ur straight table, use DimValue as ur dimension & in expression1(Sep-12) use

if(Dim=1,sum({<ActualDim={Actual Dim value for which u need say A 10%}>} Metric1)/sum({<ActualDim={Actual Dim value for which u need say A 10%}>} Metric2),

if(Dim=2,sum({<ActuaDim={Actual Dim value for which u need say B 5%}>} Metric1)/sum({<ActualDim={Actual Dim value for which u need 5% say B}>} Metric2))

since ur result is in %, so i've used division in expr assuming ur actual expr must be something like this

the if can be expanded to Dim7

Same for expr2

Hope it helps

[#3]

So make sure I understand correctly. In my script I create a seperate table that denotes each row I need (and is not connected to any other tables, which is called a data island correct?). Then my expression is a bunch of if statements that based on which row I am looking at, I calculate a different value/metric.

Correct?

By doing this, will I still be able to filter on other dimension values? I.E. different comapnies. Off hand I think it should because as long as i don't specify a specific one in the expression it should, right?

Thanks

[#4]

yeah right...go ahead....