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has75042
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If Statement

Is there a better way of categorizing the below if statement

IF(Dept = 86 or Dept = 87 or Dept = 90, 'Fiction',
IF(Dept = 41 or Dept = 42 or Dept = 43 or Dept = 44 or Dept = 45 or Dept = 46 or Dept = 47 or Dept = 48 or Dept = 49 or Dept = 50 or Dept = 51 or Dept = 52 , 'Non-Retail Supply',
IF(Dept = 91 or Dept = 92, 'Used-Fiction',
IF(Dept = 60 or Dept = 90, '60/90', 'Not-Book')))) as DType,

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Anonymous
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you may use match, makes it easier to read

if (match(Dept,86,87,90)>0, 'Fiction',

 if (match(Dept, 41, 42, .....

   if (match (Dept. 91,92 ...

 ..... as DType

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Anonymous
Not applicable

you may use match, makes it easier to read

if (match(Dept,86,87,90)>0, 'Fiction',

 if (match(Dept, 41, 42, .....

   if (match (Dept. 91,92 ...

 ..... as DType

Colin-Albert
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Use a match() or wildmatch() statement  or consider using applymap()

if(match(Dept, 86, 87, 90), 'Fiction',
if(wildmatch(Dept, '4?', 50, 51, 52), 'Non-Retail Supply',
etc
'Not-Book')) as DType

 

For applymap have a look at this blog
     https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/Don-t-join-use-Applymap-instead/ba-p/1467592

I would use a mapping table and applymap myself, as addition values can be added to the mapping table without the need to amend the load script, as the mapping table data can be loaded from a datasource, or file.