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Hello,
I have a question, if you can help me, I would be grateful. I am beginner in Qlikview development.
I have 2 qvd's with below structure:
qvd1 : product code
product name
product type
<specific columns of qvd1>
KPI1
KPI2
KPI3
qvd2: product code
product name
product type
<specific columns of qvd2>
KPI4
KPI5
KPI6
KPI7
What I want to do: In the loading script I want to do a inner join one these 2 qvd: qvd1&qvd2 based on product code to obtain a structure like:
product code
product type
product name
<specific columns of qvd1>
<specific columns of qvd2>
KPI1
KPI2
KPI3
KPI4
KPI5
KPI6
KPI7
Then, based on this joined table, I want to make a crosstable: crosstable (kpi,data,5).
In the loading script I have:
table1:
LOAD * from qvd1;
inner join (table 2)
LOAD * from qvd2;
I guess that in join I will obtain something like:
product code
product name
product type
<specific columns of qvd1>
KPI1
KPI2
KPI3
<specific columns of qvd2>
KPI4
KPI5
KPI6
How can I 'put' a crosstable like on : product code, product name, product type,<specific columns of qvd1>,<specific columns of qvd2> and KPI.
as I don't have the columns arranged? Something like: crosstable (KPI,Data,5)
Thank you very much!!
try according to this format
qvd1:
load
product code,
product name,
KPI1 ,
product type,
KPI3,
KPI2,
KPI3
from qvd1.qvd
inner join
qvd2:
load
product code,
product type,
KPI4,
KPI5,
KPI6,
product name,
KPI7
from qvd2.qvd;
Data:
crosstable (kpi,data,3)
load *
resident qvd1;
try according to this format
qvd1:
load
product code,
product name,
KPI1 ,
product type,
KPI3,
KPI2,
KPI3
from qvd1.qvd
inner join
qvd2:
load
product code,
product type,
KPI4,
KPI5,
KPI6,
product name,
KPI7
from qvd2.qvd;
Data:
crosstable (kpi,data,3)
load *
resident qvd1;
i,m providing the sample.
qvd1:
LOAD * INLINE [
A, B
1, AA
2, CC
3, BB
];
Inner Join
qvd2:
LOAD * INLINE [
A, C
1, XX
4, YY
];
Data:
crosstable (kpi,data,1)
LOAD * Resident qvd1;
see attachement
Hi,
U can try this also
RawData1:
load
product code,
product name,
KPI1 ,
product type,
KPI3,
KPI2,
KPI3
from qvd1.qvd
Inner Join
RawData2:
load
product code,
product type,
KPI4,
KPI5,
KPI6,
product name,
KPI7
from qvd2.qvd;
BaseData:
CrossTable(KPI,Data,3)
product code
product type
product name
KPI1
KPI2
KPI3
KPI4
KPI5
KPI6
KPI7
Resident RawData1 ;
Hope it will work.
regards-Bika
Hello,
Thank you for your fast response!
I did some tests on something I've got:
qvd1:
LOAD * INLINE [
A, B, B1
1, AA, AAA,
2, CC, CCC
3, BB, DDD
];
Inner Join
qvd2:
LOAD * INLINE [
A, A2, C , C1
1, 100, XX, XXX
4, 400, YY, YYY
];
Data:
crosstable (kpi,data,1)
LOAD * Resident qvd1;
I have A2 represented as a 'KPI'-data of atributes, even I want it as an atribute column like A.
What should I put in crosstable (kpi,data,1) if I have a different number of attribute columns in first table than in the second one (in my case 1 in first:A, 2 in second: A and A2)?
Read the cocepts of crosstable.
A cross table is a common type of table featuring a matrix of values between two orthogonal lists of header data. To turn a cross table into a straight table, use a crosstable prefix.
The syntax is:
crosstable (attribute field , data field ,Qualifier)
The crosstable wizard is dialog driven method of creating the crosstable syntax. This dialog is opened by clicking the Crosstable button in the Options page of the File Wizard. The crosstable wizard holds the following options:
where:
Qualifier Fields | The number of qualifier fields that precede the fields to be transformed. |
Attribute Field | The name of the new field that will contain all the fields (attribute values) to be transformed. |
Data Field | The name of the new field that will contain the data of the attribute values. |
I mean my structure is QVD1: 13 columns and 6 Kpi
vs
QVD2: 7 columns and 9 Kpi
The joining columns are 2.
CrossTable on join will be Crosstable(Kpi,Data, 7)? If yes, 13-7 =6 columns will be treated as Kpi's.
How do I 'refer' them?
Thx!
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Regards
vishwaranjan
Thank you for the advice. I am new to community.
I read the crosstable description, vefore posting the question. But couldn't found the answer for my case posted just above.
Sincerely thank you for your help!!!!!!!