in my document I'm using expressions with various levels of aggregation. These expressions depend on a field of IDs and I'm facing this kind of situation:
if I select the ID=3, the expression return 100, then I choose ID=2 and the result is 0, then I select again ID=3 and the result becomes 0!!!
In the expression there's no changing of variables which could cause such a difference... The aggregations are complex and I think they could be the cause of this event...
I've found out it was a problem concerning RAM usage. The expressions used where many and complex so Qlik seemed to stop at a certain high level of RAM usage and return a partial result.
The only way to resolve this problem is, in general, to have a look at the expressions in order to simplify them or memorize the expressions in variables if repeated.
I've found out it was a problem concerning RAM usage. The expressions used where many and complex so Qlik seemed to stop at a certain high level of RAM usage and return a partial result.
The only way to resolve this problem is, in general, to have a look at the expressions in order to simplify them or memorize the expressions in variables if repeated.
