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Hi
I have this weird problem. I got an excel sheet that got 3 columns
| Ticker | Exchange | TickerAndExchange | 
|---|---|---|
| TEL | .OL | TEL.OL | 
| YAR | .OL | YAR.OL | 
| NHY | .OL | NHY.OL | 
| NOFI | .OL | NOFI.OL | 
I have created three variables so that I can use these values in creating a URL string:
for i=1 to NoOfRows('TickerList')
LET vNameOfStock = FieldValue('Ticker', $(i));
LET vStockAndExchange = FieldValue('StockAndExchange', $(i));
LET vNameOfExchange = FieldValue('Exchange', $(i));
LET vFullPathStock = '..\StockMarketAnalysis\QVD\' & '$(vNameOfStock)' & '.qvd';
LET vFileExsist = if(FileSize('$(vFullPathStock)')>0,-1,0);
if $(vFileExsist) then
Call Incremental(vNameOfStock, vNameOfExchange);
Else
Call NonIncremental(vNameOfStock, vNameOfExchange);
End if;
Next i;
Somehow the variable vNameOfExchange will only catch the first rows value, and the rest is NULL. I have tried to remove the dot, I have changed the order of the variables, I have tried to empty the variables using LET vNameOfExchange = NULL();
Anyone who knows why this is happening?
Best regards
Espen
 sunny_talwar
		
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		FieldValue function only look at the distinct combination of values within a field. Since all 4 rows contain the same value .OL. it picks it only the first time. Do you have more Exchange or is it always .OL?
 sunny_talwar
		
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		FieldValue function only look at the distinct combination of values within a field. Since all 4 rows contain the same value .OL. it picks it only the first time. Do you have more Exchange or is it always .OL?
 
					
				
		
Aha, i see. Well, i could have different values, at the moment i dont, but in future yes. Should I rather use some sort of PEEK()?
Best regards
Espen
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Yes, I think Peek() would be a better way to do this.
 
					
				
		
Ok, thanks a lot - I would never figured that out on my own.
BR
Espen
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Or may be try this approach:
TickerList:
LOAD *,
Exchange&'|'&RecNo() as New_Exchange;
LOAD Ticker,
Exchange,
TickerAndExchange as StockAndExchange
FROM
[https://community.qlik.com/thread/229531]
(html, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, table is @1);
for i=1 to NoOfRows('TickerList')
LET vNameOfStock = FieldValue('Ticker', $(i));
LET vStockAndExchange = FieldValue('StockAndExchange', $(i));
LET vNameOfExchange = SubField(FieldValue('New_Exchange', $(i)), '|', 1);
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Attaching the incomplete sample, but it seems that all Exchanges get picked
 
					
				
		
Thanks.
Yes I was thining about some workaround, but I wanted to figure out what was wrong, and I tested with PEEK() now, it works perfect.
