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Hello Guys! Newbie here posting his first question.
I'm sorry if it's duplicated, I swear I have searched for it in a few ways, but being a non-native english speaker, maybe I used the wrong keywords and found no results. So here we go!
I have a list of product lines.
There is also a list of customers, which have bough some, none or all product lines.
I was able to list every product line bought by each customer, but I want the opposite:
Column 1 - Customer Number
Column 2 - A Concatenation of every product line which has never been acquired by this Customer Number
Any ideas on how to achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
Helvio
Yes, you can use a set analysis using -E parameter to get all excluded values
for ex
sum({<customer = -E {'customer'} >} sales
will (should) give customer without sales according current selection
sorry may be the syntax is not very true but it is a long time i haven't done it. Check Set analysis syntax
best regards
Chris
This E( ) and P( ) are the ones I'm struggling with
I appreciate your effort, it told me that I'm on the right path. Not yet solved, though...
Would you be so kind to present a correct formula?
I know I'm asking too much, but set analysis is still very confusing to me.
Thank you!
You can also use the Action "Select Excluded" by using a button to display all the product lines which are not associated with the Customer name.
Doesn't work, because I would have to do it for each customer. I need to do it for like 4000+
Hi
here is some material.
Take time to read it, that will help
best regards
Chris
Start from here.
http://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-4708
And look at the wizard in the same post .
Regards
ASHFAQ