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upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II

Distribution of Days among months

Hi Friends

I am faced with a complex task of distribiting no of days across months that fall between two days.  I have attached data in a excel sheet   with required calculation of the output. I want to delevelop this into QV document . Kindly help me to develop QV document with the help of data there and the resulting output.

In my excel sheet Coloumn A-I are source data and column J to AH are output required calculated based on the data given.

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upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Dear Friends

Can someone suggest me a solution to problem please

Anonymous
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Are you familiar with the function IntervalMatch()?

upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II
Author

If U can develop a smaple doc I can understand

Anonymous
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Here you can take a look at this: Interval match | Qlik Community

IntervalMatch writes lines of data for every single value between two borders.

Example: startdate 05.05. enddate: 09.05.

IntervalMatch will look like this:

05.05.      ....

06.05.      ....

07.05       ....

08.05.      ....

09.05.      ....

Often you wanna also include the function NetWorkDays() in order to skip saturdays and sundays(if you want to calculate Workdays for a project ect...)

Tell me if you face trouble doing this, I can post an example myself if needed.

greetings,

Fabian

upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Thanks for you advice. I tried and find a little bit difficult. Kindly post asmaple bbased on my data

Anonymous
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Here is an example:

target_time_table:

Load

       toDate,                    (the value IntervalMatch will use to write down the values inbetween

from xy;

startdueDate_Table:

Load

     dueDate,                    (first border)

     fromDate,                   (second border)

from xy

Results:

NoConcatenate

Load *

resident startdueDate_Table;

drop table startdueDate_Table;

Left Join (Results)

IntervalMatch (toDate)

Load distinct

     fromDate,

     dueDate,

resident startdueDate_Table;

The Result Table should look like this in the end:

fromDate:  dueDate:     toDate:

01.01         04.01.         01.01.

01.01         04.01          02.01

01.01         04.01          03.01

01.01         04.01          04.01

and so on. Hope this helps you out! Sorry I dont have time to go over your source data atm

upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Can one of thr expert help me to develop this QV Doc Please

upaliwije
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Dear Friends

I have also added the QV doc I have developed upto now . I Need your kind help complete it please.