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Pivot table not showing all fields in Dimension

Hi all,

Please can you assist, I am trying to replicate a pivot table in QlikView.

This table has 2 age buckets 0-3 days and 4-9 days, however when creating different views of the table, some of the age buckets are not showing, only the ones that has values.

How do I show everything regardless if the expressions are null.

I have tried following solutions posted on other forums, howeber it does not work.

Thank you very much.

Mary

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smirkinaa
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi. Dimentions have property "Show all values"

if we check it then we obtain all values of dimension in the chart

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krishnacbe
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Hi,

Goto Presentation tab and uncheck the Suppress Zero-Values and Suppress Missing check boxes.

Anonymous
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.....and maybe as well tick Show All Values for the relevant dimensions.

sunny_talwar

Are you using Class function to create the buckets? Class function won't create a class if there is no data to display within the specific bucket. You might want to consider using if statement or some other approach. In the below link marcowedel‌ used ValueLoop.

Displaying empty buckets in class function

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Thank you Krishnapriya, but it doesnt work.

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Thank you Bill, but it doesnt work.

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Thank you Sunny for the reply.

The Age bucket column is currently a column (already defined) in the raw data, based on the Age column.

I have tried the method suggested in the link above and researched Class and Value Loop, however it does not work.

We currently have the following:

Dimensions:

Failed Matched

Failed Reason

Failed Age Bucket

Expression:

No. of items = Count({<[Failed >500_K]={'>500 K'},[Failed Matched]={'Matched'}>}[Failed COB_GBP_Value])

Value (GBP) = Count({<[Failed >500_K]={'>500 K'},[Failed Matched]={'Matched'}>}[Failed COB_GBP_Value])

TM (GBP) = sum({<[Failed >500_K]={'>500 K'},[Failed Matched]={'Matched'}>}[Failed MTM_GBP])

We are missing one bucket ">30".

How would we create an IF statement to show the missing bucket?

Thanks again

sunny_talwar

Are you creating Bucket in the script or is it a calculated dimension? Can you share the expression or script used to create bucket?

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No, I am not creating the Bucket in the script and it is not a calculated dimension.

The Age bucket is already calculated in the raw data and we are reading it into QlikView. The Age bucket is based on the Days Failed.

I am using the script below:

[Failed Report]:
LOAD
filename() as [Failed File name],
mid(filename(),26,8) as Name,
mid(filename(),26,2)&'/'&mid(filename(),28,2)&'/'&mid(filename(),30,4) as File_Name_Date,
DATE(Date#(mid(filename(),26,2)&'/'&mid(filename(),28,2)&'/'&mid(filename(),30,4),'DD/MM/YYYY'),'YYYY/MM/DD') as TD,
[Days Failed] as  [Failed Days Failed],
[COB GBP Value] as  [Failed COB_GBP_Value],
[>100 K] as  [Failed >100_K],
[>500 K] as  [Failed >500_K],
[Age Bucket] as  [Failed Age_Bucket],
[MTM GBP] as  [Failed MTM_GBP],
[Matched] as  [Failed Matched],
FROM
[..\Fails\*.txt]
(
txt, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, delimiter is '\t', msq);

Thanks Sunny

sunny_talwar

This is weird, is there a possibility that there is not data available and that is why it isn't getting displayed? Its difficult to say without playing around with the data a little bit. Would you be able to share your application or a sample?

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