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Hi All,
I have a question.Could you help to me please
I will do input between two dates
dates;
01012018
02012018
03012018
Input;
[01012018-03012018]
output;
01012018+02012018+03012018
How i do?
thank you so much.
Hi,
The question is not clear to me. Could you add some details?
Qlik NPrinting has not an input feature, data comes from QlikView or Qlik Sense so you need to add data to the original documents or apps and then Qlik NPrinting will use the data in reports.
Best Regards,
Ruggero
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Hi Ruggero,
Thank you for your answer.
I have 30 excell files.It file names date format.
01.01.2018.xlsx
02.01.2018.xlsx
03.01.2018.xlsx
.....
All of the files are the same format.
x1
my target;
I want to entry startdate and enddate .How I can fetch the sum of all files between two dates
example;
LET vstartdate=Input('startdate');
LET venddate=Input('enddate');
LOAD X1
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);
(?????) =What can it here syntax?
Thank you again for your help
Regards
Hi,
This is the Qlik NPrinting community. I would to suggest you to post the question on QlikView community to maximize the provability that somebody helps you.
I'm not a scripting expert but I found that "The filename may contain the standard DOS wildcard characters ( * and ? ). This will cause all the matching files in the specified directory to be loaded." in the page Load ‒ QlikView of QlikView help.
I hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Ruggero
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Ok Ruggero thanks
I did this but it did don't work
LET date='>='&$(=vstartdate)&'<='&$(=venddate);
Maybe you can upload all files and apply filters after.