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Table Box - Remove Certain Data

Hi,

I am New to Qlikview and I have ran a SQL command to bring all data from a specific table using an ODBC Connection. 

I used a Table Box to show all my data, however in the Table Box, I only want to show data that has field name closedby with NULL Values.

Therefore I do not want the data to show if the file name closedby hs any data in it.

Regards,

Jon Ditchfield

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jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Hi

First off, you cannot use a Table Box to do what you require as the Table Box does not allow expressions. Use a straight table "chart" object:

     Dimension: cust_name (and any other dimension fields as required)

     Expression: If(Len(closedby) = 0, 1, 0)

In the chart properties, ensure "Suppress Zeroes" is checked. You can also hide the expression in chart properties | presentation - select the expression column, and click Hide Column.

Hope that helps

Jonathan

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein

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sivarajs
Specialist II
Specialist II

use isnull(closedby,0) while loading into qlikview

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Thanks for the reply Sivaraj,

I need all the data loading into Qlikview as I will be using the data elsewhere.  I just need for this table box to show only NULL values for the filed closedby

sivarajs
Specialist II
Specialist II

am not sure that we can calculate expression in table box

use if(isnull(closedby),closedby) as newfield in script and keep closedby as it is

Use newfield in tablebox to show null values

senpradip007
Specialist III
Specialist III

Hi Jon,

you can use Where Len(LTrim(RTrim(closedby)))=0 at the time of loading.

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Where abouts would I put this in, because if I enter this in my where statement of my SQL code, I get a message back saying it is incorrect syntax.

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Hi,

Where would I put this in, because If I enter it in my SQL Query on the Script page, I get a Syntax error.  The code I have got currently is:

select

callref,

priority,

owner,

cust_name,

logdate,
assigndate,
closedby,
closedate,
probcode,
fixcode,
respondby,
fixby,
withinresp,
withinfix,
completeby,
compltdate,
lastactdate,
lastactby

from opencall

where suppgroup IN ('FINANCIAL SYSTEMS','BUSINESS DEVELOPER')

order by callref desc

MayilVahanan

Hi

     Try like this,

     Load *,if(Len(Trim(Closedby)) = 0, Closedby) as ClosedbyZero;

select

callref,

priority,

owner,

cust_name,

logdate,
assigndate,
closedby,
closedate,
probcode,
fixcode,
respondby,
fixby,
withinresp,
withinfix,
completeby,
compltdate,
lastactdate,
lastactby

from opencall

where suppgroup IN ('FINANCIAL SYSTEMS','BUSINESS DEVELOPER')

order by callref desc

Hope it helps..

Thanks & Regards, Mayil Vahanan R
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Hi Mayil,

Unfortunately this didnt work, a message occurs when reloading my data saying:

Field not found - <closedby>

MayilVahanan

Hi

     Can you able to paste your script, which you used ?

    

     Load *, if(Len(Trim(closedby)) = 0, closedby) as ClosedbyZero;

     Select *  from tablename;

     Give error?

Thanks & Regards, Mayil Vahanan R
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