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Anonymous
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Straight table question - rolling window view

I want to build a straight table as per the attached example.

basically I want to be able to see the employee metrics across a certain # of weeks (rolling window) to be able to assess their performance.

Is it possible to do in Qlikview in an easy and quick way?

Please assist.

Thanks,

Amit

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vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

Hello,

Are you trying to replicate your excel table in Qlik?

If yes

QlikView Excel Files

Anonymous
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No the excel table is an example of the layout I want to see in Qlikview.

I need that historical/rolling view across weeks.

vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

Apologies I misinterpreted your questions. Can you please elaborate what you mean by Rolling window?

Are you looking for a Rolling average based on the number of weeks user selects or just view data based on user selection!

Anonymous
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That's right. The same metrics, Sales/Hr, UPT and ATV are provided for a 3 weeks period as an example based on the week user selects. Is there an easy way to do that or I need to do a set expression for each week separately?

vamsee
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Amit,

Firstly, I would suggest you do a crosstable of your data as your weeks are getting added as columns.

Crosstable with multiple Attribute/Data fields

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/qlikview/November2017/Subsystems/Client/Content/Scripting/ScriptPrefixes...

The Crosstable Load

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Post that you can filter your data in UI based on Sales/UPT/ATV.

The second step is to create a calendar based on the week number to enable better UI selections for user.

Generate Master Calendar with dates and join based on WeekNumber.

The Master Calendar

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I'm not sure if you meant rolling average or view data. If its rolling average, then have a look at the following documents post above steps.

Set Analysis for Rolling Periods

Calendar with flags making set analysis so very simple