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[lylererger]

Hi friends.

The main purpose is to join 2 tables based on specific rules.

Table 1

Collection	Group	Period_From	Period_To
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016
C1	G2	01.10.2015	01.03.2016
C2	G1	01.01.2015	01.03.2015
C2	G2	01.01.2015	01.03.2015

Table 2

SubPeriod	Period Share	Rate
SP1	10%	3%
SP2	20%	10%
SP3	35%	20%
SP4	20%	10%
SP5	15%	15%

Collection and Group - it's some attributes of product.

Period From and Period To - Range (Life Cycle) of Dates, to which is necessary to join a Rate.

Period Share - it's percent of Range.

Rate - it's some KPI.

For instance for the range 01.10.2015 - 01.03.2016 first SubPeriod will be 01.10.2015-15.10.2015 which equals 10% of range, second SubPeriod will be 16.10.2015-10.11.2015 which equals 20% of range and so on.

It means that i need to divide the period into subperiods according to percent.

Please note that key fields in the join between the two tables aren't present.

What i'm doing:

Step One: Make single date from two dates. Table - Table 1, Fields - Period From and Period To.

tmp_1:
First 1
LOAD
  Collection,
  Group,
  Period_From,
  Period_To
FROM
DataSource.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sh1)
Where Not IsNull(Collection);

tmp_2:
LOAD
  Collection,
  Group,
  Date(Period_From+IterNo()-1) as [Date of Period],
  Period_From,
  Period_To
Resident tmp_1
While Date(Period_From+IterNo()-1)<=Period_To
Order by
     Collection,
     Group;

DROP Table tmp_1;

As the result we've got the next table:

Collection	Group	Date of Period	Period_From	Period_To
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	02.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	03.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	04.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	05.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	06.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	07.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	08.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	09.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	10.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	11.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	12.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	13.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	14.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015
C1	G1	15.10.2015	01.10.2015	15.10.2015

and so on...

Step Two: Omg...How to Join ? Any Ideas?

First life cycle (range) have got 152 days. We have the field Period From.

May be i should use cycle "For Next" for each row of Table 1 to join Table 2 ?

May be something like:

SubPeriod From = 0% * {152} + Num(01.10.2015)

SubPeriod Till = 10% * {152} + Num(01.10.2015).

???

Final table should looks like:

Collection	Group	Date of Period	SubPeriod	Period Share	SubPeriod Date From	SubPeriod Date To	Rate	Rate by Day
C1	G1	01.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	02.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	03.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	04.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	05.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	06.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	07.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	08.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	09.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	10.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	11.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	12.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	13.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	14.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	15.10.2015	SP1	10%	01.10.2015	15.10.2015	3%	0,002
C1	G1	16.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	17.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	18.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	19.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	20.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	21.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	22.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	23.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	24.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	25.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	26.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	27.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	28.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	29.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	30.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	31.10.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	01.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	02.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	03.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	04.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	05.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	06.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	07.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	08.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	09.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154
C1	G1	10.11.2015	SP2	20%	16.10.2015	10.11.2015	10%	0,003846154

I hope I clearly explained the essence of the problem.

Friends please help.

Any recommendations, advices, logic, peace of code, scripts, ideas...

Thanks in advance.

P.S.: Data source and peace of script in attachment.

[swuehl]

This will create a join of the sub periods to your table with Collection and Group and create the sub periods.

tmp_1:

First 1

LOAD

  Collection,

  Group,

  Period_From,

  Period_To

FROM

DataSource.xlsx

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sh1)

Where Not IsNull(Collection);

JOIN

LOAD

     SubPeriod,

     [Period Share],

     Rate,

     rangesum(peek(Acc),[Period Share]) as Acc

FROM

[DataSource.xlsx]

(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sh1)

Where Not IsNull(SubPeriod);

SubPeriods:

LOAD *,

  Timestamp(rangesum( (Period_To-Period_From)*Peek(Acc),Period_From)) as Period_Sub_From,

   Timestamp(rangesum( (Period_To-Period_From)*Acc,Period_From)) as Period_Sub_To

RESIDENT tmp_1;

drop table tmp_1;

The resulting table looks like

Collection	Group	Period_From	Period_To	Period_Sub_From	Period_Sub_To	SubPeriod	Period Share	Rate	Acc
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016	01.10.2015 0:00:00	16.10.2015 4:48:00	SP1	10%	3%	0,1
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016	16.10.2015 4:48:00	15.11.2015 14:24:00	SP2	20%	10%	0,3
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016	15.11.2015 14:24:00	07.01.2016 19:12:00	SP3	35%	20%	0,65
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016	07.01.2016 19:12:00	07.02.2016 4:48:00	SP4	20%	10%	0,85
C1	G1	01.10.2015	01.03.2016	07.02.2016 4:48:00	01.03.2016 0:00:00	SP5	15%	15%	1

You'll need to decide how to transform the timestamps to dates (by rounding, floor / ceil etc.) not sure what your business logic is here.

From here, you can proceed with your logic to generate single dates, right?

[swuehl · Accepted solution]

There was an issue with detecting a change in Collection / Group, I also added a Date rounding.

tmp_1:
First 4
LOAD 
  Collection, 
  Group,
  autonumber(Collection & Group) as Key, 
  Period_From, 
  Period_To
FROM
DataSource.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sh1)
Where Not IsNull(Collection);


JOIN
LOAD 
     SubPeriod, 
     [Period Share], 
     Rate,
     rangesum(peek(Acc),[Period Share]) as Acc 

FROM
[DataSource.xlsx]
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sh1)
Where Not IsNull(SubPeriod);


SubPeriods:
LOAD *,
  if(Key=Peek(Key), Date(Peek(Period_Sub_To)+1), Period_From) as Period_Sub_From,
  Date(round(rangesum( (Period_To-Period_From)*Acc,Period_From))) as Period_Sub_To 
 RESIDENT tmp_1;

drop table tmp_1;

[MarcoWedel]

Hi,

another solution could be:

tabInput:
LOAD *, RecNo() as ID1, Period_To-Period_From as PeriodLength FROM [https://community.qlik.com/thread/167242] (html, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, table is @1);
Join
LOAD *, RangeSum([Period Share],Peek(PeriodShareSum)) as PeriodShareSum
FROM [https://community.qlik.com/thread/167242] (html, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, table is @2);

tabResult:
LOAD *,
    DayName(SubPeriod_From+IterNo()-1) as [Date of Period]
While SubPeriod_From+IterNo()-1 <= SubPeriod_To;
LOAD Collection,
    Group,
    SubPeriod,
    [Period Share],
    DayName(If(ID1=Previous(ID1),Previous(PeriodShareSum)*PeriodLength,0)+Period_From) as SubPeriod_From,
    DayName(PeriodShareSum*PeriodLength+Period_From) as SubPeriod_To
Resident tabInput;

DROP Table tabInput;

hope this helps

regards

Marco

[lylererger]

Swuehl, Marko thanks a lot for yours help.

Both solutions are working fine