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Hi,
This is one of 4 benchmarks loaded from excel file and it is not linked to other tables.
Benchmark | MinValue | MaxValue | Rate |
Production | 100 | 10 | |
Production | 90 | 99,99 | 9 |
Production | 80 | 89,99 | 8 |
Production | 70 | 79,99 | 7 |
Production | 60 | 69,99 | 6 |
Production | 50 | 59,99 | 5 |
Production | 40 | 49,99 | 4 |
Production | 30 | 39,99 | 3 |
Production | 20 | 29,99 | 2 |
Before devoloping app any further, I need some help with set analysis(?).
How to get the rate to straight table without using any selections?
This simple calculations works when using more dimensions but that is not the solution:
if(Sum(ProductionValue)/sum(Hours)>=MinValue and Sum(ProductionValue)/sum(Hours)<=MaxValue, Rate)
Week | Sum(ProductionValue)/sum(Hours) | Rate |
33 | 17,75 | - |
34 | 90,70 | - |
Thanks! I haven't seen that link before about set analysis.
Anyway, FirstSortedValue with if, did the trick and app is working.
Anyone?
Some progress...
I got rate 9 for week 34 by using FirstSortedValue. Still have to find out how to get the rate if value is below range.
FirstSortedValue(Rate,
aggr(if(Sum(ProductionValue)/sum(Hours)>=MinValue,-MinValue),Week,Rate))
Here is a Design Blog link that may help you further with things:
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/A-Primer-on-Set-Analysis/ba-p/1468344
There are some additional/related links at the bottom of that post, just FYI.
Here is Help link:
This will kick things again, someone else may have some further guidance as well.
Regards,
Brett
Thanks! I haven't seen that link before about set analysis.
Anyway, FirstSortedValue with if, did the trick and app is working.