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Crosstab Data Structure

I am trying to create a dashboard with interactive data (i.e. clicking one table also updates the other table). I'm quite a newbie with Qlikview and need some guidance.

I have a main data file, which I've attached as a shortened version. Upon uploading the data, I crosstab all the information and have the following script (my version will be slightly longer):

CrossTable(QUESTIONS, Data, 4)

LOAD respid,

     COUNTRY,

     ID,

     Cluster,

     q8,

     q11_1,

     q11_2,

     q11_3,

     q11_4,

     q11_5,

     q11_6,

     q11_7,

     q11_8,

     q11_9,

     q11_10,

     q11_12,

     q11_13,

     q11_15,

     q11_16,

     q11_17,

     q11_18,

     q11_19,

     q11_20,

     q11_21,

     q11_22,

     q11_23,

     q11_24,

     q11_25,

     q11_26,

     q11_28,

     q11_30,

     q11_31,

     q11_32,

     q11_33,

     q11_35,

     q11_36,

     q11_37,

     q11_38,

     q11_avg,

     q12_1,

     q12_2,

     q12_3,

     q12_4,

     q12_5,

     q12_6,

     q12_7,

     q12_8,

     q12_9,

     q12_10,

     q12_11,

     q12_12,

     q12_13,

     q12_14,

     q12_15,

     q12_16,

     q12_17,

     q12_18,

     q12_19,

     q12_20,

     q13_1,

     q13_2,

     q13_3,

     q13_4,

     q13_5,

     q13_6,

     q13_7,

     q13_8,

     q13_9,

     q13_10,

     q13_11,

     q14,

FROM

xxxx

After this step, I'm stuck as to do what to do. I'm looking to create two separate straight tables with all of Q12 in one table (i.e.q12_1,q12_2,q12_3 etc), and similarly all of Q11 in another straight table with all of Q11 (q11_1,q11_2,q11_3... etc) with both of them being able to interact to each other such that when I click on data in the Q12 table, the Q11 table also populates.

How can I achieve the two separate straight tables without doing set analysis at the straight table stage and rather at the scripting level?

Thanks in advance.

10 Replies
migueldelval
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Tanya:

I think that you can mahe this:

Q11:

LOAD respid,

     Country,

     Cluster,

     q11_1,

     q11_2,

     q11_3,

     q11_4,

     q11_5,

     q11_6,

     q11_7,

     q11_8,

     q11_9,

     q11_10,

     q11_12,

     q11_13,

     q11_15,

     q11_16,

     q11_17,

     q11_18,

     q11_19,

     q11_20,

     q11_21,

     q11_22,

     q11_23,

     q11_24,

     q11_25,

     q11_26,

     q11_28,

     q11_30,

     q11_31,

     q11_32,

     q11_33,

     q11_35,

     q11_36,

     q11_37,

     q11_38

    

FROM

[...]

Q12:

LOAD respid,

     q12_1,

     q12_2,

     q12_3,

     q12_4,

     q12_5,

     q12_6,

     q12_7,

     q12_8,

     q12_9,

     q12_10,

     q12_11,

     q12_12,

     q12_13,

     q12_14,

     q12_15,

     q12_16,

     q12_17,

     q12_18,

     q12_19,

     q12_20

FROM

[...]


If you need more information, ask it.


Regards


Miguel del Valle

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Author

Hi Miguel,

Thanks for your help. So now I've got my script looking like this:

Fact:

LOAD respid,

     Facts,

     F_Data

FROM

Q11:

LOAD respid,

     Lifecycle,

     Data

FROM

Q12:

LOAD respid,

     Marital,

     Q12Data

FROM

They're all now linked by the unique respid which is great.

However, now I need help with clicking on the tables. When I click on things in one table, it doesn't populate in the other table and I believe this might due to a problem with my expression in the pivot table.

My expression for Q11 is:

sum(Data)

And expression for Q12 is:

sum(Q12Data)

However, the data is not interactive.

migueldelval
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Tanya,

Colud you send me a picture of your Table viewer?

Regards

Miguel del valle

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Author

Table.png

migueldelval
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Tanya,

What dimension are you using? respid?

Regards

Miguel del Valle

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Author

Hi Miguel,

My expression for Q11 is:

sum(Data)

Using lifecycle as a dimension

And expression for Q12 is:

sum(Q12Data)

Using Marital as a dimension


Is there a better way I should be doing this?

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

I would load the data like you already have with the crosstable, and then use a set expression to select the q11 and q12 responses

Sum({<QUESTIONS = {'q11_*'}>} Data)

Sum({<QUESTIONS = {'q12_*'}>} Data)


If you want to break that downs into individual questions, then add QUESTIONS as a dimension to your table.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein
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Author

Hi Jonathan,

I tried doing this except the set analysis means that when I click on numbers within table of Q11, the numbers in Q12 table don't update.

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

I suggest that you upload a sample qvw file to clealy illustrate the problem. I am not clear how or why you want the Q12 numbers to update when you select a value from the Q11 table.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein