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madhumitha
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Extracting data from Excel

Hello All,

Below is the format of my source excel. I am trying to extract the break down fields (both Alphabet and the numbers) as a different table in my script. How should I approach it?

   

Primary Doc noADXXXXXX
Primary Date StartDD-MM-YYY
Primary Date EndDD-MM-YYY
Primary Reference125
Secondary Doc noADXXXXXX
Secondary Date StartDD-MM-YYY
Secondary Date EndDD-MM-YYY
Secondary Reference125
Completeness% Complete
Some long TextXX%
Break Down
ABC15
QEF12
REF3
GAR2
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Ralf_Heukäufer
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

I think not directly,

you can save the number of lines to a variable and work with an if clause in the next read like:

if (rowno() > myvaraible, exit script)

or you can read a fixed number of lines with the first command:

First ‒ Qlik Sense

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Ralf_Heukäufer
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hello,

can you upload an example Excel file?

madhumitha
Creator
Creator
Author

Hi ,

I have attached the excel.

I am trying to extract E-Doc Name and No of Queries into one table in QV.

Thanks in Advance

Ralf_Heukäufer
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

For that you can use:

LOAD

    "E-Doc name",

    "NO of Queries"

FROM [lib://Path to your File/Sample.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, header is 20 lines, table is Sheet1);

header is 20 lines says here he begins to read after line 20 as header

madhumitha
Creator
Creator
Author

Thanks Ralf.

It extracts data.

Is there anyway I could stop the extraction when QV finds a newline in the excel?

Ralf_Heukäufer
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

I think not directly,

you can save the number of lines to a variable and work with an if clause in the next read like:

if (rowno() > myvaraible, exit script)

or you can read a fixed number of lines with the first command:

First ‒ Qlik Sense

Ralf_Heukäufer
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Is that what you wanted to know, or did I misunderstand your second question?

If the answer was correct please mark your Your Question as correct.

madhumitha
Creator
Creator
Author

Sure Ralf.

I will do that thanks!