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Create an ascending Key Calculation

Hi Community,

I have a requirement to have a Qlikview Report with these structure:

RecordKeyOrderNumLineNumVAT
11230X1
11231X1
21240X0
21241X1
21242X2
31250X01
31251X1

Basically, the column OrderNum, LineNum and VAT are cointained in the source data and I would need to create RecordKey column through a calculation (because I want the user to select the ordernums). Recordkey is a number that starts in 1 for the first OrderNum and increases for each ordernum but not each line.

I have tried to accomplish that by using the rank function in this way but with no good result:

=rank(ONLY(OrderNum),4,1)

Can anybody help me with this please?

Thanks

Julian

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

If you use it as an expression you need to add the nodistinct keyword: aggr(nodistinct rowno(),OrderNum)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Try aggr(rowno(),OrderNum)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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Hi Gysbert,

With your formula it only shows one LineNum per OrderNum, i.e. something like this

RecordKeyOrderNumLineNumVAT
11230X1
21240X0
31250X01

But I would like to show all lines per OrderNum:

RecordKeyOrderNumLineNumVAT
11230X1
11231X1
21240X0
21241X1
21242X2
31250X01
31251X1
alexandros17
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Partner - Champion III

Try This Expression:

rank(TOTAL -OrderNum,  1,1)

Hope it helps

Gysbert_Wassenaar

If you use it as an expression you need to add the nodistinct keyword: aggr(nodistinct rowno(),OrderNum)


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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Yes I was about to reply that. This works

Thanks

Julian

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try with autonumber function

AutoNumber(OrderNum)