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I have a table like
Table1:
Rec_ID, KEY
1, A
1,B
1,C
1,D
1,E
I have another table where we have entries like
TABLE2:
KEY ,VAL(%), TYPE
A, 80, 1
B,60,1
C,20,2
D,0,0
I am able to show the result in pivot table for TYPE 1 as
KEY ,VAL(%)
A ,80
B,60
C,100
D,100
E,100
AVG: 88
Here in TABLE 2 i have value for only A and B for type 1 and since there is no data for C,D and E in table 2 we have to consider 100 as default value and then show the average of all the percentages in the bottom. so basically i have to take the average of all the KEYs in table 1 and calculate. if KEY is available then take the value otherwise consider as 100 and calculate the average
Now the same average value of percentages i need to calculate in gauge chart . So need help with expressions
Hi binodkumar_22:
Read this Generating Missing Data In QlikView
and this JOIN sample
The first is a doc which expalains how to deal empty values, the second some sample of joining methods.
Hope it helps you
Joaquín
Can you give one example with the above data for above scenario... i need to get average % in gauge meter