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Good afternoon, colleagues. I face a problem that dimensions display incorrect. When I try to build a diagram 'Creating dynamic ad hoc analysis in QlikView' (QlikView for Developers Cookbook) , dimensions display incorrect. We put 4 dimensions Country, City, Product, and SalesPerson. The problem is that Country - always the 1st dimention, and City - always the 2nd. And it is never mind that I, for example, select Product and SalesPerson.
Code is here:
// Set the Hide Prefix
Set HidePrefix='%';
// Load the list of dimensions
DimensionList:
Load * Inline [
%Dimensions
SalesPerson4
Country4
City4
Product4
];
// Load the list of expressions
ExpressionList:
Load * Inline [
%ExpressionName
Total Sales
Order Count
Avg. Sales
];
// Load the Sales data
Data:
LOAD * INLINE [
SalesPerson4, Country4, City4, Product4, Sales4, Orders4
Joe, Germany, Berlin, Bricks, 129765, 399
Joe, Germany, Berlin, Brogues, 303196, 5842
Joe, Germany, Berlin, Widgets, 64358, 1603
Joe, Germany, Berlin, Woggles, 120587, 670
Joe, Germany, Frankfurt, Bricks, 264009, 2327
Joe, Germany, Frankfurt, Brogues, 369565, 3191
Joe, Germany, Frankfurt, Widgets, 387441, 5331
Joe, Germany, Frankfurt, Woggles, 392757, 735
Joe, Germany, Munich, Bricks, 153952, 1937
Joe, Germany, Munich, Brogues, 319644, 645
Joe, Germany, Munich, Widgets, 47616, 2820
Joe, Germany, Munich, Woggles, 105483, 3205
Brian, Japan, Osaka, Bricks, 17086, 281
Brian, Japan, Osaka, Brogues, 339902, 2872
Brian, Japan, Osaka, Widgets, 148935, 1864
Brian, Japan, Osaka, Woggles, 142033, 2085
Brian, Japan, Tokyo, Bricks, 161972, 1707
Brian, Japan, Tokyo, Brogues, 387405, 2992
Brian, Japan, Tokyo, Widgets, 270573, 3212
Brian, Japan, Tokyo, Woggles, 134713, 5522
Brian, Japan, Yokohama, Bricks, 147943, 4595
Brian, Japan, Yokohama, Brogues, 405429, 6844
Brian, Japan, Yokohama, Widgets, 266462, 3158
Brian, Japan, Yokohama, Woggles, 477315, 5802
Joe, UK, Birmingham, Bricks, 23150, 1754
Joe, UK, Birmingham, Brogues, 200568, 1763
Joe, UK, Birmingham, Widgets, 262824, 617
Joe, UK, Birmingham, Woggles, 173118, 5359
Joe, UK, London, Bricks, 621409, 712
Joe, UK, London, Brogues, 504268, 2873
Joe, UK, London, Widgets, 260335, 1313
Joe, UK, London, Woggles, 344435, 743
Joe, UK, Manchester, Bricks, 401928, 1661
Joe, UK, Manchester, Brogues, 7366, 2530
Joe, UK, Manchester, Widgets, 6108, 5106
Joe, UK, Manchester, Woggles, 269611, 4344
Mary, USA, Boston, Bricks, 442658, 3374
Mary, USA, Boston, Brogues, 147127, 3129
Mary, USA, Boston, Widgets, 213802, 1604
Mary, USA, Boston, Woggles, 395072, 1157
Michael, USA, Dallas, Bricks, 499805, 3378
Michael, USA, Dallas, Brogues, 354623, 18
Michael, USA, Dallas, Widgets, 422612, 2130
Michael, USA, Dallas, Woggles, 217603, 2612
Mary, USA, New York, Bricks, 313600, 6468
Mary, USA, New York, Brogues, 559745, 1743
Mary, USA, New York, Widgets, 94558, 2910
Mary, USA, New York, Woggles, 482012, 3173
Michael, USA, San Diego, Bricks, 95594, 4214
Michael, USA, San Diego, Brogues, 24639, 3337
Michael, USA, San Diego, Widgets, 107683, 5257
Michael, USA, San Diego, Woggles, 221065, 5058
];
Country =Alt(
WildMatch(
GetFieldSelections(%Dimensions, '|'),
'*Country*')
,0)
...
Sum(Sales) =Alt(
WildMatch(
GetFieldSelections(
%ExpressionName, '|'),
'*Total Sales*')
, 0)
