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Associate the name of columns with a value

Hi !

I have an excel file with this 2 sheets. I want to associate the skills with their sector. How can I do that ?

UserSkill 1Skill 2Skill 3Skill 4Skill 5Skill 6
user 1024230
user 2015241
user 3132102

SectorSkill
Sector 1skill 1
Sector 1skill 2
Sector 1skill 3
Sector 2skill 4
Sector 2skill 5
Sector 2skill 6

Thank you 😃

Annie

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pat_agen
Specialist
Specialist

hi Annie,

see attached qvw. I've added your radar charts to the initial load.

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pat_agen
Specialist
Specialist

hi,

try loading like this:

loadData:
CROSSTABLE(Skill, value)
LOAD User,
[Skill 1],
[Skill 2],
[Skill 3],
[Skill 4],
[Skill 5],
[Skill 6]
FROM SectorSkills.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is Feuil1$);

SectorSkill:
LOAD Sector,
Skill
FROM SectorSkills.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is Feuil2$);

the crosstable load turns your first set of data into a more manageable form, that is the result is one field called Skill which can then be associtaed with your second dataset.

hope this helps.

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hi pat.agen,

I tried your solution and the problem is that User is in the value table and it should not be a value. The aim of this file is to make 2 radas for the 2 sectors with every marks of every skill for each user... I don't know if I'm very clear

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annie.lovelace wrote:

hi pat.agen,

I tried your solution and the problem is that User is in the value table and it should not be a value. The aim of this file is to make 2 radas for the 2 sectors with every marks of every skill for each user... I don't know if I'm very clear

not able to understand your problem. Could explains us more in detail?

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Maybe it's easier with a draw Here is one of the chart that I need

sector1.bmp

rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Pat's suggestion of Crosstable looks about right to me. See the attached for how you might create a pivot table mapping users to sectors and skills. If that is not what you want, try to give us a picture of what you want the output to be.

-Rob

http://robwunderlich.com

pat_agen
Specialist
Specialist

hi Annie,

see attached qvw. I've added your radar charts to the initial load.

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Author

Thank you ! I had a mistake in my excel file, that's why it didn't worked first... sorry and thanks

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Author

Hi ,

I have a new problem with this table. In my first table, I have one more column with the role. And if I use the same solution you gave me, It doesn't work :

loadData:

CROSSTABLE(Skill, value)

LOAD Role,

           User,

          [Skill 1],

          [Skill 2],

          [Skill 3],

          [Skill 4],

          [Skill 5],

          [Skill 6]

FROM SectorSkills.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is Feuil1$);

SectorSkill:

LOAD Sector,

          Skill

FROM SectorSkills.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is Feuil2$);

How can I add the role and linked it to the user and the value ??

pat_agen
Specialist
Specialist

hi,

without seeing your changed input data it is hard to reply. Can you post this.