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 wsb
		
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		Hello,
I have a project where I am trying to show values that are in one month, but not the other. All of my data is in one table. The example is below.
CustomerName, Month, Total Sales
Tim, January, 20
Sarah, January, 15
Nick, January, 30
Joanne, January, 40
Tim, February, 10
Nick, February, 15
Meghan, February, 20
Fred, February, 5
In my document I have two multiboxes where you can pick any month, and one chart which uses the months chosen as a filter for ranges.
The problem I'm having is creating a chart which allows you to see only the customer's names (and data) that are in one month, but not the other.
In the data above, if I chose the values January and February, the chart would show:
Sarah, January, 15
Joanne, January, 40
Meghan, February, 20
Fred, February, 5
Thank you for your help!
 jwjackso
		
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		I use the P() and E() functions for these types of problems. For demonstration purposes, I hardcoded the months into my formula. I did an intersection of the P() function for customers in 2 different months and used the E() function to eliminate those customers. In Qlikview I would suppress zeros and hide the column.
=Count({<CustomerName=E({<CustomerName=P({<Month={'January'}>}CustomerName)*P({<Month={'February'}>}CustomerName)>}CustomerName)>}CustomerName)
 jwjackso
		
			jwjackso
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		I use the P() and E() functions for these types of problems. For demonstration purposes, I hardcoded the months into my formula. I did an intersection of the P() function for customers in 2 different months and used the E() function to eliminate those customers. In Qlikview I would suppress zeros and hide the column.
=Count({<CustomerName=E({<CustomerName=P({<Month={'January'}>}CustomerName)*P({<Month={'February'}>}CustomerName)>}CustomerName)>}CustomerName)
 wsb
		
			wsb
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		This works perfectly! Thank you!
