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Hello,
I’m relatively new to Qlikview and I’d really appreciate your help with this matter.
Suppose the following, I have a QVD file containing a large amount of sales data.
Is there any way to accomplish this without having to build the whole QVD file again?
Help is greatly appreciated, best regards!
A QVD is just a data source, you can enrich this data with other data, e.g. your new field.
For example, you can load another table with two columns, ListOfStores and CustomGroup, e.g. by loading an excel file, and then just use this as linked table to your table loaded from QVD or use a MAPPING approach to create a new field when loading your qvd.
MAP:
MAPPING LOAD
ListOfStores, Group
FROM YourExcel.xls
(...);
TABLE:
LOAD ListOfStores,
ApplyMap('MAP',ListOfStores, 'No Group found') as Group
FROM YourQVD.qvd (qvd);
A QVD is just a data source, you can enrich this data with other data, e.g. your new field.
For example, you can load another table with two columns, ListOfStores and CustomGroup, e.g. by loading an excel file, and then just use this as linked table to your table loaded from QVD or use a MAPPING approach to create a new field when loading your qvd.
MAP:
MAPPING LOAD
ListOfStores, Group
FROM YourExcel.xls
(...);
TABLE:
LOAD ListOfStores,
ApplyMap('MAP',ListOfStores, 'No Group found') as Group
FROM YourQVD.qvd (qvd);
Hi Guillermo,
The answer given by Swuehl is good with association.
If u want another way then try to create a Inline load with 2 fields
id,Store_Type
1,small,
2,Medium,
3,Big
So that u have a 3 type of stores
when u creating chart change the expression as per u r convenience.
Thanks a lot! Worked like a charm!!