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Relative pct. in pivottabel

Hi,

I need to know how I can create the following solution in Qlikview.

I have alot of data, therefor I have alot of pivot tabels to simplify the data.

However, I need to add the relative pct. to the tabel - so far without luck.

How can I get my qlikview pivottabel to act as the Excel screenshots below;

PT.1.png

PT.2.png

Thanks in advance to all of you

/Martin

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its_anandrjs

Yes you can make charts like attached snap they are pivot tables use pivot charts for this.

Hope this helps

hic
Former Employee
Former Employee

The best way to calculate relative percentages is to use the "total" qualifier. Hence, in your case, you should have two expressions:

     Sum(Sales)

     Sum(Sales) / Sum(total Sales)

HIC

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I know how to make pivot tabels in Qlikview - that was not the question.

The questions was as to how I can make the percentage calculation as shown in the Pictures.

/Martin

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Hi Henric,

Thanks for the reply - however, I don't want to create to expressions as my table already have plenty of expression.

Any other suggstions?

/Martin

hic
Former Employee
Former Employee

Then you just use the expressions you want. For the relative number, you should use

  Sum(Sales) / Sum(total Sales)

HIC

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I your Sum(Sales)  or Sum(total Sales) are callculated in other expressions of the same chart, You may use thems results in another expression (almost like in xls) . U may call it by name (label).

regards

Darek

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Hi Again,

Neither of your espressions gives me the result that I wanted.

/Martin

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Your suggestions is very simliar to that of Henric - and therefor this doesn't provide the desired result.

/Martin

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Some types of charts have "Relative" option. But pivot has not.

I think it is not possible to show values if it has not expression. You most often need also dimension (s) .

Sometimes it may be useful to add artificial dimension to have less expressions. But i don't understand what is the problem of having 1 more epression in your chart?

regards

Darek