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How to make values in a Pivot Table not to change when making selection
Question:
Im having a problem on my Pivot Table, how can i have Values not to Change when making selection on a Pivot Table
e.g
Product | Sales A | Sales B |
---|---|---|
Milk | 150 | 100 |
Butter | 20 | 50 |
Sales A and Sales C are calculated Sum, but how can i have them Not to change when selection is made.
Any function to use?
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Happy to read your problem is solved.
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you can "Detach" the whole picot table (I assume it's QlikView and not Qlik Sense...) or you can use a Set Analysis expression to disregard certain selections:
sum( {<Product=>} Sales)
cheers,
Oleg Troyansky
www.masterssummit.com - take your QlikView skills to the next level!

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Hi,
The function you gave it makes the Pivot Table Empty, it disable the Items and Values.
below is my Expression:
sum(aggr( Count(DISTINCT SalesDate), CustomerCode))
Thanks.


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Hi,
I suggest using Set Analysis.
Try this:
sum({1} aggr( Count(DISTINCT SalesDate), CustomerCode))

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Hi Onno,
I just did it Now, seems not working, because now it makes everything Disappear on a Table.
Sample Table:
BEFORE Selection:
Sales Officer | Answer |
---|---|
David | 150 |
Michelle | 500 |
AFTER Selection:
Sales Officer | Answer |
---|---|
David | 40 |
Michelle | 85 |
The value must remain as 150 not 40.
I Trust this in order you will understand what i want to achieve.
Regards.


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Can you post some example data on which this table is based?

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Hi Onno,
I Discovered the Problem Recently, i was Using Straight Table all along instead an I wrote Pivot Table on my Question, so i changed the table to Pivot, and it worked.
Thanks Again.


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Happy to read your problem is solved.
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