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I don't have much experience creating reports in any application. I'm using QuickBooks Advanced Reporting and attempting to build a "phone book." I would like to have the Primary Contact, Secondary Contact and all Alternate Contacts names appear in the same column. I cannot figure out the proper syntax. I do have all the alternate contacts in one column with the expression
= [CustomerAdditionalContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerAdditionalContact.Last Name]. (I have all the associated contact information for the contact also). How do I add to the expression to get Primary and secondary contacts in the directory? See simple example below:
Name | Office Number |
---|---|
Jane Doe | 098-765-04321 |
John Doe | 123-456-7890 |
Kate Smith | 456-789-0123 |
I learned that with the scaled down version of Qlik that is part of QuickBooks Advanced Reporting I cannot create the document I would like to have. Thank you all for the input.
Regards,
Rose
I am not sure if I understand your setting, could you post some sample lines of your input records?
If you want to get all contacts into a single column, that should be feasable, and if you still want to be able to distinguish between the primary / secondary contacts, maybe just create an additional field in the data model that flags records as belonging to a primary / secondary contact?
Like:
Name, Office Number, Conctact Type
Jane Doe, 089-765-04321, Primary
John Doe, 123-456-7890, Secondary
The information I have captured is quite wide so that is why I don't want to add a column for Primary Contact and Secondary Contact. Those designations are not really important to see for what I'm doing. Thank you for helping!
Customer | Company | Main Phone | Address | City | State | Zip | Name | Title | Phone | Mobile | |
12345 | ABC Corp | xxx-xxx-xxxx | 123 Main Street | Anytown | TX | 12345 | John Doe | Manager | xxx-xxx-xxxx | yyy-yyy-yyyy | JohnDoe@ABCCorp.com |
I think I just miss what you are asking for then. Is it to get several fields describing the same into a common field?
That's why I've asked for a description of your input records, the ones you are loading from the source DB, so I can imagine where you might have problems with (and we can imagine this much better if you also describe what your expected result is).
The table you posted above is probably a piece of the puzzle, but I just can't find out in which context.
Yes, I would like to get [CustomerAdditionalContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerAdditionalContact.Last Name] AND [CustomerPrimaryContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerPrimaryContact.Last Name] AND [CustomerSecondaryContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerSecondaryContact.Last Name] in the column labeled "Name".
Maybe just concatenate the tables:
PhoneBook:
LOAD
[CustomerAdditionalContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerAdditionalContact.Last Name] as Name
RESIDENT CustomerAdditionalContact;
CONCATENATE (PhoneBook)
LOAD
[CustomerPrimaryContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerPrimaryContact.Last Name] as Name
RESIDENT CustomerPrimaryContact;
CONCATENATE (PhoneBook)
LOAD
[CustomerSecondaryContact.First Name] &' '& [CustomerSecondaryContact.Last Name] as Name
RESIDENT CustomerSecondaryContact;
try to create inline table with ur contact details and map with ur data model by applymap and mapping functions.
I learned that with the scaled down version of Qlik that is part of QuickBooks Advanced Reporting I cannot create the document I would like to have. Thank you all for the input.
Regards,
Rose