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Can someone help with an issue I'm having with negative time values showing up as '#########' when data from a straight table is exported to Excel. As you can see here, the values are correct in QlikView:
But this is what the data looks like once exported to Excel:
Has anyone else had this issue? If so can you tell me what you did to correct it?
Thanks!
Hey all,
If anyone is having the same issue, I found a work around. I created this formula for the Variance Between A and B column:
=if(interval(B - A, 'hh:mm') < 0,
'-' & interval(fabs(B - A), 'hh:mm'),
interval(B - A, 'hh:mm')
)
The same formula can be used for the Variance Between A and C column just replace the B with a C.
Here is what the table will look like in QV:
And the data exported out to Excel now looks like this:
It appears that the Variance columns are now formatted as text, but the data is correct.
I hope this might help someone in the future!
For sure it is not a qlik problem, check Excel settings for date time ....
let me know
jonathan,
thanks for you suggestion. i did look at that post but really didn't see a solution.
alessandro,
i would rather not have to resort to changing excel settings. it would be ok if i needed to change my settings but to expect hundreds of end users to do the same would not be the best work around. any other ideas?
Hey all,
If anyone is having the same issue, I found a work around. I created this formula for the Variance Between A and B column:
=if(interval(B - A, 'hh:mm') < 0,
'-' & interval(fabs(B - A), 'hh:mm'),
interval(B - A, 'hh:mm')
)
The same formula can be used for the Variance Between A and C column just replace the B with a C.
Here is what the table will look like in QV:
And the data exported out to Excel now looks like this:
It appears that the Variance columns are now formatted as text, but the data is correct.
I hope this might help someone in the future!