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Pivot Table with bars

Hey,

unfortunately I fail creating such a visually looking table:

Unbenannt.PNG

Data available:

CompanynameYearQuestion1Question2Question 3
aaa2014325..
aaa2013321
aaa2012231
bbb2014111
bbb2013222
bbb2012333...

And here is the basic idea what to calculate and so on:

muster.PNG

Anyway, no idea how to create such a table that looks like the above...

Many thanks!

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

You can transform your excel table using CROSSTABLE into a straight table to match the data model Rob has used:

CrossTable (Question, Answer,2)

LOAD Year,

    Companyname,

    [Question 1],

    [Question 2],

    [Question 3],

    [Question 4]

FROM

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Tabelle1)

WHERE Len(trim(Companyname));

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

The above screenshot is probably just showing a plain pivot table chart with two dimensions like Category and SubCategory, an expression to show a percentage and next to an expression showing a linear gauge (using display option 'Linear gauge' on expression tab), then two other expressions for change and total share.

You can see a similar example in Rob Wunderlich blog, survey table example:

Pivot Table Grids | Qlikview Cookbook

(downloadable sample files)

If you need more help, you would need to post some sample data, best in a small sample QVW.

Hope this helps,

Stefan

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Author

Thanks!

I wanna use the Survey Results grid from Rob Wunderlich.


The issue is that my data set is structured differently and I am not able to configure the table dimensions to visualize the above sample data as it is in Wunderlichs example.

Could anyone try that?

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Could you post a small sample QVW?

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Author

I don´t have any other sample than the one of Rob Wunderlich.

swuehl
MVP
MVP

I am talking about a sample of your data set.

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Author

Find attached some sample data.

swuehl
MVP
MVP

You can transform your excel table using CROSSTABLE into a straight table to match the data model Rob has used:

CrossTable (Question, Answer,2)

LOAD Year,

    Companyname,

    [Question 1],

    [Question 2],

    [Question 3],

    [Question 4]

FROM

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Tabelle1)

WHERE Len(trim(Companyname));