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Group tickets Region wise

Hi, I have 2 columns with country names and ticket numbers. I need to do a graph with country names on x-Axis, but graph has to show India, china as APAC, switzerland and germany as North etc. Please advise how we can show it. I have attached an excel with country names and regions. Graph has to show region wise number of tickets opened. Please assist.

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Anonymous
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Hi Arun,

LOAD ExcelField as YourFieldName,

ExcelRegionField as Region

FROM YourExcelFile;

Keep in mind that your excel, in country name, must be exactlly the same as Oracle, and QlikView is case sensitive.

Regards!

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Anonymous
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Hi Arun,

Load this Excel, with the region Field as the same name of your app region field name.

Then, on your graph, use Region field on X-axis.

Regards!

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Hi,

Thanks for the reply. The data I provided is in a oracle database showing the country names. I cannot alter the database. How to do in this case. Please advise.

Thanks.

Anonymous
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Yo don't need to altet the database, you can load an excel too.

Regards!

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Hi, 

As you said, I have uploaded the excel with the region Field name same as the name of filed in database. But they are not getting linked to show the results. Once I execute the code it  does not establish link. Please advise how to link the excel table region column with database region column.


Thanks.

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
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The field names must be the same. Alias the Excel region field to the same name as the Oracle field name:

     LOAD ExcelRegion as OracleRegion, ...

     FROM ...xlsx;

Change the names in the load to the correct names for your fields.

And of course the values in the fields must align.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein
Anonymous
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Hi Arun,

LOAD ExcelField as YourFieldName,

ExcelRegionField as Region

FROM YourExcelFile;

Keep in mind that your excel, in country name, must be exactlly the same as Oracle, and QlikView is case sensitive.

Regards!