Skip to main content
Announcements
Qlik Connect 2024! Seize endless possibilities! LEARN MORE
cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
Not applicable

Aggregating from different level

Hi all,

I have an issue with a Sum of diferent values for a dimension that is a lower level respect fact table.

                                                             

My fact table don't include a dimension that I need for work with:

 

FACT TABLE
Id_PersonAgeGenderAffected
13Male1
21Female1
314Male1
433Male1
520Female1
645Male1
767Male1
874Female1

Dimension:

   

DIMENSION TABLE
DimensionSum (Affected)Condition
Dim13<15
Dim22>15 & Female
Dim32>65
Dim48ALL
Dim58ALL
Total8

   

Although 'Dimension' is not included in Fact Table, it is possible work with it joining this dimension by different conditions like Age and Gender. I need obtain something like this, but additionally I need work with multiple values for this dimension:

 

Expressions
Selected DimensionSum(Affected)
Dim1;Dim25
Dim2;Dim33
Dim1;Dim2;Dim36
Dim1;Dim2;Dim48
Nothing in Selector8

I try to get this result:

   

Expedted
DimensionCostAffected people
Total60008
Dim110003
Dim210002
Dim320002
Dim415008
Dim55008

with a Set Analisys like:

Sum({<$(PARAM Excluded Dimensions)  >} $(PARAM Conditions) FT_AFFECTED_PEOPLE))

where:

$(PARAM Excluded Dimensions) are Dimensions including 'Dimension'. I need this clause for obteining the correct value.

$(PARAM Conditions) is a CASE expression that add filtering condition for fact.

FT_AFFECTED_PEOPLE is a simple registrer count from Fact Table.

With this solution I can obtain the Total Count of affected people but don't get the value of each dimension:

   

Solution1
DimensionCostAffected people
Total60008
Dim110000
Dim210000
Dim320000
Dim415000
Dim55000

This solution works fine for a text box with a totalizer, but in a Pivot Table with 'Dimension' is not a fine solution.

Other solution that I tried are Aggregator by 'Dimension' and modify script for get a field with a value for each value of 'Dimension', but  I can't get a correct solution.

What can I do for get correct solution avoiding cross join between Dimension and Fact Table?

Thank you in advance.


1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
Gysbert_Wassenaar

Perhaps the attached example helps. If not, please explain why.


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

View solution in original post

2 Replies
Gysbert_Wassenaar

Perhaps the attached example helps. If not, please explain why.


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
Not applicable
Author

Many thaks Gysbert!

It is not a perfect solution, because Totals do not work correctly, but for me it is fine.

Now, I have a problem with my data because Fact Table is concatenating some local tables and expression don't work fine because a table has checked dimension. Anyway, it's another issue.