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sayadutt
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Need help on a simple straight table

Hi Team,

I have a simple straight table to display. However the catch is I need to group the columns based on certain criteria.

My data looks like:

MonthAreaNumber
JanA: Pass100
JanA: Fail10
JanA: No Run20
JanB: Pass200
JanB: Fail10
JanB: No Run50

 

What I want is: 

 A  B  
MonthA: PassA: FailA: No RunB: PassB: FailB: No Run
Jan10010202001050

 

The need is to add an additional row which shows the  grouping A and B

 

Can you please guide me how is this possible.

Please note that I need a Straight table and not a Pivot table

 

Thanks

 

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Brett_Bleess
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The only way I see of accomplishing this is to actually load the A and B data into separate fields in the load script, so you can separate things that way, I believe that is the only way this will make it possible to do what you want in a straight table chart...

Regards,
Brett

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sayadutt
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Hi BrettBleess,

I have loaded A and B separately in the load script, now the problem is how I can have the A and B displayed on the top row (highlighted in red) for Straight Table

 A  B  
MonthA: PassA: FailA: No RunB: PassB: FailB: No Run
Jan10010202001050

 

Data loaded now:

MonthParentAreaNumber
JanAA: Pass100
JanAA: Fail10
JanAA: No Run20
JanBB: Pass200
JanBB: Fail10
JanBB: No Run50

 

 

Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

You misunderstood where I was going with things! 🙂  You need a Parent A and Parent B field, separate field for each of those...  Hopefully that makes things click, only way I see to do what you want to do, which may make the data model a bit ugly, but I think it should work.

Regards,
Brett

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sayadutt
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Hi, I am not sue if I understand this properly.

Is it possible for you to give a simply dummy example.

 

 

Thanks

rwunderlich
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Make a Pivot Table with Month, Parent, Area as Dimensions.  Sum(Number) as Expression. 

Drag Parent & Area to the upper horizontal. 

Check "Always Fully Expanded" in presentation. 

See attached example qvw. 

2020-01-06_17-43-28.png

-Rob
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sayadutt
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Hi rwunderlich,

The problem I am having now is I guess the cartesian product join.

I am loading data from 2 tables - one from excel and another inline.

Excel data:

Load 

Month,

A_Pass,

A_Fail,

B_Pass,

B_Fail

from <excel file>

Inline Data:

Load * inline
[
Area, Parent
A_Pass, A
A_Fail, A
B_Pass, B
B_Fail, B
];

 

This is what I am getting if I create a pivot table

Untitled.png

This is what I want, Parents A and B should be grouped properly.

Untitled.png

rwunderlich
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In your previous posts you showed a field named "Area" with values "A: Pass", "A: Norun", etc.  And a field named "Number" that held the value.  Your last posted script showed loading fields named "A_Pass", "A_Fail" etc and no Number field.  So which is your data structure?  Can you post a sample data file and/or qvw?

-Rob