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Dear all
Kindly help to explain why 1st & 2nd records do not display properly in the report due to duplicate start date (Feb 5, 2010).
Thank you so much, Tracy
Hi Tracy,
You are using a straight table and giving position as a expression in that straight table. Now this doesn't work because QlikView gets confused on which value of the position must be displayed. This problem is solved in the application posted by tuqeer. He removed the expression 'position' and gave it as dimension in the chart. I hope this helps
Thanks.
Dear all
Atached is the excel data source.
Thank you. Tracy
Tracy,
When creating a chart object, all chart expression must have an aggregation function.
Put all your fields as dimensions and create and an expression "=sum(1)".
Or maybe you need to use Table Box Object to achieve the same result as shown in your Excel.
Good Luck
Pablo
Tracy,
You have given dimension values under expressions. Hence you are getting this problem. Also in your script, I find you have renamed date([Start Date]) as 'Start Date'. This should written as date([Start Date]) as [Start Date]. Your script should be :
Step1:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Directory;
LOAD
year([Start Date]) as Year,
month([Start Date]) as Month,
day
date
date
Recruiter
Department
Position
Plan
FROM
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step2: In your chart, the following dimensions should be used:
[Test-1.xls] (biff, embedded labels, header is 2 lines, table is Sheet1$); , , ,([Due Date]) as [Due Date], ([Start Date]) as [Start Date],([Start Date]) as Day,Step3: In your expressions, put one one expression as sum(Plan).
Please let me know if it works fine as per the logic.
Thanks & Regards,
Vineet
hi ,
pls use "position" as a dimension instead of an expression.
i have created one new chart in your application to illustrate this.
now it should work fine
thanks
Hi Tracy,
You are using a straight table and giving position as a expression in that straight table. Now this doesn't work because QlikView gets confused on which value of the position must be displayed. This problem is solved in the application posted by tuqeer. He removed the expression 'position' and gave it as dimension in the chart. I hope this helps
Thanks.
Dear all,
I would like to thanks all experts who had given me so many advices and I really learn a lot from you all. As a beginner, I have a long way to go and I hope you all could continue to enlighten me in future.
Thank you very much indeed, Tracy