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Master Calendar Not Reading Date Properly

Hi,

Using the Master Calendar to load the date field in the form of Day, Week, Year, etc shows a dash in some records while if I create an additional dimension for that record using the Day(), Week(), or Year(), then it works. Is there something wrong in my script?

LOAD

    "OPEN_TIME" as PROpenTime,

    Date( Floor( "OPEN_TIME" ) ) as PROpenDate;

SQL SELECT * FROM databasename;

// The Master Calendar

Load

     PROpenDate,

     week( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateWeek,

     Year( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateYear,

     Month( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateMonth,

     Day( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateDay,

     YeartoDate( PROpenDate )* -1 as PROpenDateCurYTDFlag,

     YeartoDate( PROpenDate , -1) * -1 as PROpenDateLastYTDFlag,

     date( monthstart( PROpenDate ), 'MMM-YYYY' ) as PROpenDateMonthYear,

     ApplyMap( 'QuartersMap' , month( PROpenDate ), Null() ) as PROpenDateQuarter,

     Week( weekstart( PROpenDate ) ) & '-' & WeekYear( PROpenDate ) as PROpenDateWeekYear,

     WeekDay( PROpenDate ) as PROpenDateWeekDay

Resident themaintable;

Here is a sample of the outcome:

qlikview-20170404.png

You will notice that the second record is working properly while the first one is not.

Thank you for your response in advance.

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Anonymous
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Author

Hello again,

Here is a trimmed version of my application.

Thank you in advance,

Ibrahim

Kushal_Chawda

Hi there was a mistake in my script. '*' keyword was missing in calendar preceding load, due to which calendar and problem table was not linked on Date. Try below it should work

PrbCalendar:

LOAD *,

  week( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateWeek,

  Year( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateYear,

  Month( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateMonth,

  Day( PROpenDate ) As PROpenDateDay,

  YeartoDate( PROpenDate )* -1 as PROpenDateCurYTDFlag,

  YeartoDate( PROpenDate , -1) * -1 as PROpenDateLastYTDFlag,

  date( monthstart( PROpenDate ), 'MMM-YYYY' ) as PROpenDateMonthYear,

  ApplyMap( 'QuartersMap' , month( PROpenDate ), Null() ) as PROpenDateQuarter,

  Week( weekstart( PROpenDate ) ) & '-' & WeekYear( PROpenDate ) as PROpenDateWeekYear,

  WeekDay( PROpenDate ) as PROpenDateWeekDay;

LOAD date($(vPROpenMinDate)+iterno()-1) as PROpenDate

autogenerate 1

While $(vPROpenMinDate)+iterno()-1 <= $(vPROpenMaxDate);

Anonymous
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Author

This is the facts table. Is this normal?

qlikview-20170410-001.png

The count of ID is 3 which is correct but one about the remaining NULL rows?

Anonymous
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Author

Hi again.. I also would like to clarify that the following expression is not counting the number correctly:

=Count( { $<PROpenDateMonthYear={"$(=Max( PROpenDateMonthYear ))"}> } ID )

It is showing 7 not 3.

Kushal_Chawda

In your calendar you are generating all the dates between min and max date. So any date which is not available in your Fact will be shown as NULL which is normal.

Kushal_Chawda

what are the values in PROpenDateMonthYear?

Anonymous
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Author

They are generated using your script above (here).

Here is a screenshot:

qlikview-20170411-001.png

Kushal_Chawda

try this

=Count( { $<PROpenDateMonthYear={"$(=date(Max( PROpenDateMonthYear ),'MMM-YYYY'))"}> } ID )

Anonymous
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Author

It's returning 0. I have also tried this and it's still giving me 7:

=Count( { $<PROpenDateMonthYear={'Mar-2017'}> } ID )

Kushal_Chawda

Can you post your application?