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tyagishaila
Specialist
Specialist

Set analysis Date Range

Dear Community members,


I have these two fields

Created DateClose Date
1-Oct-161-Oct-16
2-Oct-162-Oct-16
3-Oct-16
4-Oct-16
5-Oct-167-Oct-16
6-Oct-16
7-Oct-167-Oct-16
8-Oct-16

And expected result is

TotalOpenClose
1-Oct-16101
2-Oct-16202
3-Oct-16312
4-Oct-16422
5-Oct-16532
6-Oct-16642
7-Oct-16734
8-Oct-16844
means for every date , date range start with 1-Oct-16.
Total:     suppose we check for 6-Oct-16 than total created date must be the total of 1st to 6th.
Open

1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
sunny_talwar

Try this may be:

Script:

Table:

LOAD *,

  Date([Created Date] + IterNo() - 1) as Date

While [Created Date] + IterNo() - 1 <= [Temp Close Date];

LOAD RecNo() as ID,

  [Created Date],

    [Close Date],

    If(Len(Trim([Close Date])) = 0, Today()-1, [Close Date]) as [Temp Close Date]

FROM

[https://community.qlik.com/thread/235734]

(html, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, table is @1);

Dimension

Date

Expressions

Total: =RangeSum(Above(Count(If(Date = [Created Date], ID)), 0, RowNo()))

Open: =Column(1) - Column(3)

Close: =RangeSum(Above(Count(If(Date >= [Created Date] and Date = [Close Date], ID)), 0, RowNo()))

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38 Replies
Anil_Babu_Samineni

What are these open and close, I mean those are Day Numbers or what

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sunny_talwar

Try this may be:

Script:

Table:

LOAD *,

  Date([Created Date] + IterNo() - 1) as Date

While [Created Date] + IterNo() - 1 <= [Temp Close Date];

LOAD RecNo() as ID,

  [Created Date],

    [Close Date],

    If(Len(Trim([Close Date])) = 0, Today()-1, [Close Date]) as [Temp Close Date]

FROM

[https://community.qlik.com/thread/235734]

(html, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, table is @1);

Dimension

Date

Expressions

Total: =RangeSum(Above(Count(If(Date = [Created Date], ID)), 0, RowNo()))

Open: =Column(1) - Column(3)

Close: =RangeSum(Above(Count(If(Date >= [Created Date] and Date = [Close Date], ID)), 0, RowNo()))

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

Sunny, For TOTAL we can take simple Rowno() right, Why do we require to use Rangesum between those Field and Rowno(). Please share me future advantage to use this while you become free.

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sunny_talwar

Right now we only have one ID created each day. What if we have multiple IDs created each day or if have no ID created for a particular day? In those cases, using RowNo() won't work

sunny_talwar

Here is an example

Table:

LOAD *,

  Date([Created Date] + IterNo() - 1) as Date

While [Created Date] + IterNo() - 1 <= [Temp Close Date];

LOAD RecNo() as ID,

  [Created Date],

    [Close Date],

    If(Len(Trim([Close Date])) = 0, Today()-1, [Close Date]) as [Temp Close Date];

LOAD * INLINE [

    Created Date, Close Date

    1-Oct-16, 1-Oct-16

    1-Oct-16, 1-Oct-16

    2-Oct-16, 2-Oct-16

    2-Oct-16, 2-Oct-16

    4-Oct-16,

    5-Oct-16, 7-Oct-16

    6-Oct-16,

    7-Oct-16, 7-Oct-16

    8-Oct-16

];


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Anil_Babu_Samineni

Nie Thought, Thanks. Why not to use use those two field as a key

AutoNumberHash128(Date1, Date2) as ID

Does it make sense?

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sunny_talwar

Well the OP won't need to create an ID field, this should already be there is his field. I created it in order to do the counts. So, I don't know how AutoNumberHas() work, but if it assigns a unique id to each row, then that might work as well . I know RecNo() does that, so used RecNo().

Best,

Sunny

tyagishaila
Specialist
Specialist
Author

Hi Sunny,

Thank-you so much for correct and immediate reply.

Please let me know How can I get Open value with rangesum() except Total-Close

Thanks

sunny_talwar

Something like this can work for Open

=Count(If(Date >= [Created Date] and Date < If([Temp Close Date] = Today() - 1, [Temp Close Date] + 1, [Temp Close Date]), ID))

I also modified the Total and Close to work when you make selection in a specific day.

Total

=RangeSum(Above(Count({<Date>}If(Date = [Created Date], ID)), 0, RowNo())) * Avg(1)

Close

=RangeSum(Above(Count({<Date>}If(Date >= [Created Date] and Date = [Close Date], ID)), 0, RowNo())) * Avg(1)