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[Anonymous]

I'm trying to load a table called "NAGM" and my code looks like the following-

NAGM:

Select [Manufacturer]

where Manufacturer = "Manu"

and Platform = "HUEY" or "JOHN" or "Eric" or "BENJAMIN" or "CAROL" or "LEE"

FROM [lib://AttachedFiles/Copy Pasted Current Report.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

What am I doing wrong?

[dan_sullivan]

NAGM:

Load

[Manufacturer]

FROM [lib://AttachedFiles/Copy Pasted Current Report.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1)

where Manufacturer = "Manu"

and Platform = "HUEY" or "JOHN" or "Eric" or "BENJAMIN" or "CAROL" or "LEE"

;

[dan_sullivan]

You may have to use the 'Match' for the where clause to complete the Or statement

[dan_sullivan]

something like this -

NAGM:

Load

[Manufacturer]

FROM [lib://AttachedFiles/Copy Pasted Current Report.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1)

where Manufacturer = 'Manu'

and

Match(Platform ,'HUEY','JOHN','Eric','BENJAMIN','CAROL','LEE')

;

[vinieme12]

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[Anonymous]

How do I select only one manufacturer though? I want it to lock on one manufacturer and show the year after year change.

If you could tell me how to lock it too that would be great.

[dan_sullivan]

when you say lock on manufacturer what do you mean?  Are you trying to load the data table only for a single manufacturer?  Normally, you would load the entire dataset then you can use set analysis within your visualizations or measures to create one specific to a manufacturer.  Or you would just use the native functionality of Qlik to allow users to filter on any manufacturer they choose.

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to make it easier on the people who are going to be using this. That means that I have to replicate something that's already been done. I uploaded a picture to show what I mean. Unfortunately it's not pretty but it needs to be that way.

One manufacturer already chosen followed by a year over year view of what's going on with that manufacturer. Those fields are called CY 2013, CY 2014, CY 2015, etc.

[dan_sullivan]

no picture is available.

[Anonymous]