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Hi Friends,
I have a field of experience from 1 to 20 yrs. I want to group the experience as 1-5 yrs, 6-10 yrs and 10+ yrs showing the number of emps laying in it.
thanx
I would start with just 2 tables:
Tab1:
LOAD [Emp Name],
EmpID,
Address,
DOB,
Education,
Experience,
If(Experience<6,Dual('1-5 yrs', 5),
if(Experience<11,Dual( '6-10 yrs',10),dual('10+ yrs',20))) as ExpGroup
from
EmpDetail_New.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Tab2:
CrossTable(Year, Data)
LOAD EmpID,
[2009],
[2010],
[2011],
[2012],
[2013]
FROM
EmpDetail_New.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Rating);
These two tables will be linked by EmpID. This might be just ok, as far as I see.
Why do you want them concatenated into one table?
LOAD
Experience,
if(Experience <6, dual('1-5 yrs',5),
if(Experience < 11, dual('6-10 yrs', 10), dual('10+ yrs', 20) ) ) as ExpGroup
FROM ...;
Then use ExpGroup as dimension and count(ExpGroup) as expression.
Hi AB,
You can do this in the Expression of the list Box as well. Add the field Years from Experience table in a List Box, go to expression and put the below script:
=
if(Years <6, DUAL('1-5 Years',5),
if(Years < 11, DUAL('6-10 Years', 10),
DUAL('10+ Years', 20) ) )
Try calculated dimention:
if ( Year >= 10, '10+', Class( Year, 5 ) )
Remember to sort by Year
Hi Swuehl,
I was trying yr code but the EmpGroup is not creating. I am attaching the snap shot of the code. Plz chk it.
I have fields Emp name, Exp, rating and few more. I am making a pie chart, which drill down from Rating to Experience. In Experience it shows the number of employees possessing the rating.
Hi Arindam,
If you create a calculated dimention with Class, it will work as you is describing.
Use this as the dimention code: if ( Year >= 10, '10+', Class( Year, 5 ) )
You can also use this in a hierarchy, so you can do your Drill.
Since the Employee's experience is static, I would suggest to classify the experience in the script, though it should work also using a calculated dimension.
I haven't understood why you are using the
If Experience <= 5 then Load ... part
I would just use my code snippet above, and add your original fields EmpName, rating etc.:
LOAD
[Emp name],
Exp,
if(Exp <6, dual('1-5 yrs',5),
if(Exp < 11, dual('6-10 yrs', 10), dual('10+ yrs', 20) ) ) as ExpGroup,
rating,
..... // your other fields to be included here
FROM EmpDetail_New.xlsx;
It's probably easier to help you if you could post a small sample app or your excel file.
Thanks Swuehl,
I am attaching the file, your idea is working but it is adding a more line of experience,
I would start with just 2 tables:
Tab1:
LOAD [Emp Name],
EmpID,
Address,
DOB,
Education,
Experience,
If(Experience<6,Dual('1-5 yrs', 5),
if(Experience<11,Dual( '6-10 yrs',10),dual('10+ yrs',20))) as ExpGroup
from
EmpDetail_New.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Tab2:
CrossTable(Year, Data)
LOAD EmpID,
[2009],
[2010],
[2011],
[2012],
[2013]
FROM
EmpDetail_New.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Rating);
These two tables will be linked by EmpID. This might be just ok, as far as I see.
Why do you want them concatenated into one table?