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wonkymeister
Creator III
Creator III

OR operator in set analysis

help please

drowning in set analysis as per usual!

something so simple yet appears so difficult, an OR in my sum. how to OR???

example - how do i OR the Grades/PredictedGrades?

=sum({Capps<

Year={'$(vYear)'},

  Decision={'Offer'},

  Response={'Firm'},

  Location={'L','N'},

     /////////////////////

  Grades={'A'} OR PredictedGrades={'A'}

     ////////////////////

  Semester={'Semester 1'}

>} Heads)

do i stick brackets around both?

ie

(Grades={'A'} OR PredictedGrades={'A'})

?????

cheers in advance people

Wonky.

1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
RedSky001
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

=sum({Capps

                                        <Year={'$(vYear)'}, Decision={'Offer'}, Response={'Firm'}, Location={'L','N'}, Semester={'Semester 1'},Grades={'A'}>

                              +

                                        <Year={'$(vYear)'}, Decision={'Offer'}, Response={'Firm'}, Location={'L','N'}, Semester={'Semester 1'},PredictedGrades={'A'}>

} Heads)

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7 Replies
er_mohit
Master II
Master II

See the attached file for set analysis

hope it helps

wonkymeister
Creator III
Creator III
Author

thanks but the + sign doesnt work, including the + sign throws an error.

wonkymeister
Creator III
Creator III
Author

no that doesnt seem to work either

thanks for the PDF though, very useful

Sokkorn
Master
Master

Hi Wonky,

Not sure you try this yet:

=sum({<Year={'$(vYear)'}, Decision={'Offer'},Response={'Firm'},Location={'L','N'},Semester={'Semester 1'}, Grades={'A'} + PredictedGrades={'A'}>} Heads)

Regards,

Sokkorn

RedSky001
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

=sum({Capps

                                        <Year={'$(vYear)'}, Decision={'Offer'}, Response={'Firm'}, Location={'L','N'}, Semester={'Semester 1'},Grades={'A'}>

                              +

                                        <Year={'$(vYear)'}, Decision={'Offer'}, Response={'Firm'}, Location={'L','N'}, Semester={'Semester 1'},PredictedGrades={'A'}>

} Heads)

wonkymeister
Creator III
Creator III
Author

cheers everyone, prompt and speedy replies and problem solved (cheers Mark)

its a whole new world this set analysis malrky mind, i'm really enjoying working with QlikView but blimey some of the syntax is crazy!!!

thanks again (Wonky is a very happy fella )

zhuravlevleonid
Contributor II
Contributor II

Is there any posibilites not to copy all other conditions in set analysis?

I mean if i have conditions A, B, C, D, E or F

I should write them like {<A, B, C, D, E> + <A, B, C, D, F>}

And if i have two "OR " operators i should describe 4 sets:

A, B, C or D, E or F will look like:

{<A, B, C, E> + <A, B, C, F> + <A, B, D, E> + <A, B, D, F>}

And so on..