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Anonymous
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set analysis filling

Hi everyone,

Today, im stuck whithin my qlikview report 😕

im trying to fill one specific cell from an other one with set analysis,

Here an exemple :

Letter     price      Size     price2

A         100          Tall            ...  

B          30          Small          ...    

C          50          Thin            ...

what i wanna do is to fill the fourth column with the second column value of C (50) like :

Letter     price      Size     price2

A         100          Tall            50

B          30          Small          50

C          50         Thin            50

So i tried this set analysis whitout any succes :

Sum({$<[Letter]={"C"}>} [price])

Does anyone get the same issue ?

1 Solution

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sunny_talwar

Try this

Sum(TOTAL {$<[Letter]={"C"}>} [price])

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7 Replies
sunny_talwar

Try this

Sum(TOTAL {$<[Letter]={"C"}>} [price])

Chanty4u
MVP
MVP

may be this  qualifier ?

Sum(Total {$<[Letter]={"C"}>} [price])

shiveshsingh
Master
Master

Try this :  sum(TOTAL{<Letter={'C'}>}price)

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shiveshsingh
Master
Master

Hi Sunny

what's the difference if i use single quotes?

sum(TOTAL{<Letter={'C'}>}price)

sunny_talwar

In this case, none... but I think single quote is preferable... but for a search statement like this {"C*"}.. I would use double quotes because of the new Quotology  Quotes in Set Analysis

shiveshsingh
Master
Master

Okie, thanks

Anonymous
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Author

Thanks you guys, everythings is fine now