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Showing calculated field for a predefined key value

Hello,

I have a table with the count of subscribers for a specific flow_id in a specific run_id.

for each flow_id I have several 'Opcodes' (can repeat themselves).

I created another table that for each flow and existing opcode gives the count of this opcode for a specific flow.

Now, I want to show this result: opcode_count(for each opcode) * subscriber_count (for the corresponding flow), BUT, I want to set

the RUN_ID to a specific value on this sheet, without the ability of the user to change it.


How can I do that? it works with a simple expressions, but in order to fix the run Id I need set analysis but the expression does not require any aggregations.



will be glad for some help. 

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

In qlikview every expression is aggregated. If you don't specify one then the only() function is used. And the only function also accepts set modifiers: only({<RUN_ID={'ValueX'}>} SomeThing )


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

In qlikview every expression is aggregated. If you don't specify one then the only() function is used. And the only function also accepts set modifiers: only({<RUN_ID={'ValueX'}>} SomeThing )


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Thanks!

Another question.

now I have an aggregated table:

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I need the sum of  'opcode_total_count' for each opcode.

how is it done?

Thanks,

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Depends. If you want subtotals in the pivot table you can enable partial sums for the RunChunkFlowOpcode_ID dimension on the Presentation tab of the properties window of the pivot table.


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I would like in the end to show a graph where the dimension is the OPCODE

and the  expression is the SUM of the opcode_total_count per opcode from this table.

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Based on your information so far I think this would work: sum({<RUN_ID={'ValueX'}>} opcode_count * subscriber_count)

If not try posting a sample application: Preparing examples for Upload - Reduction and Data Scrambling


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already tried it, the calculation is wrong, this is the outcome:

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The total should be 3, not 9.