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bill_mtc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

How can you load number data as is from excel to Qlikview?

Hi,

Say I have 2009001000000060 in excel file in number format, I want it to display in Qlikview as is. But what happen is that in Qlikview it displays as 2.0090010000001e+015

What function to be used to solve this? So what would be the work around for this scenario?

Best Regards,

Bill

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Not applicable

Hi Bill,

Please see attached example. I have used number formatting in the load script.

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bbi_mba_76
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hi,

could you verify that in excel you have 2.0090010000001e+015 but it is showed as 2009001000000060?

bill_mtc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

In excel I have 2009001000000060

In qlikview I have 2.0090010000001e+015

Not applicable

I think, if you expand the field by dragging the cell towards the right, this problem would be solved.

bill_mtc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Kindly see attached file.

jagan
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Hi,

I think this is an ID field, so you won't use this in any calculations or any aggregation functions on this.  So you can convert this to Text like this

LOAD

     Text(ID) AS ID

     ,

     ,

FROM DataSource;

Or

Check whether you are applying any formatting in Number tab and using this field as expression, then remove the formatting in Chart Properties -> Number tab -> Select Expression Default option.

Hope this helps  you.

Regards,

Jagan.

Not applicable

Hi Bill,

Please see attached example. I have used number formatting in the load script.

Carlos_Reyes
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

I think the limit of characters for a number in QlikView is 14. That may be the reason why you can't see the whole number. If you won't aggregate this field values, you should use the TEXT function as Jagan suggests.

bill_mtc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for this, yet all of the responses posted here are helpful. Among of them, you're response is what am lookin'.

Regards,

Bill