Using Set Analysis for Comparing Charts

[#1]

Hello together,

i have one question:

I have two Dimensions:

Dimension 1 called Group with the fields A B C

Dimension 2 called SubGroup with the fields a b c

My Application should show 2 diagramms. The first one should contain values of A a and the second one should show values A b.

I need the two diagramms to compare the values. If i select A a the diagramm should show the values of A a and then, if i select A b the first diagramm should stay on the screen and a second one for the values A b should be shown, so that i can compare the both diagramms with different values.

I heard that i can realize this case with the Set Analysis Function but i don't know, how to do it.

Can anyone please help me?

Thanks!

[Qvmaster2019]

Can you attached your working file?

[#3]

I attached the working file.

if i select A a 10 the diagramm shows the correect values. but i want a a second diagramm BEHIND the first diagramm that show the value 20 if i select A b 20 without the first diagramm is moving.

[jagan]

Hi,

Check the attachment for solution.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Jagan.

[#5]

Thanks Jagan, this solution will help me!

[#6]

One question Jagan, your solution shows the value 20 for both diagrams but i want that the first diagramm should show 10 and the second diagramm sould 20 as values. Can you help me to change this?

[jagan]

Hi,

For Group A and SubGroup a there are two values (10 and 20), I used Sum() in the expression.  That is why it is showing you as 30. 

Please check your data, whether you should have only only value for A a and A b.

If there is one to one mapping values then this would be automatically fixed.

Regards,

Jagan.

[jagan · Accepted solution]

Hi,

May be your script should be like this

QUALIFY*;

UNQUALIFY key;

Group:

LOAD * INLINE [

    key, field

    1, A

    2, B

    3, C

];

UNQUALIFY*;

QUALIFY *;

UNQUALIFY key;

SubGroup:

LOAD * INLINE [

  key,  field

   1, a

   2, b

   3, c

];

UNQUALIFY*;

QUALIFY *;

UNQUALIFY key;

Value:

LOAD * INLINE [

  key,  value

   1, 10

   2, 20

   3, 30

];

UNQUALIFY*;

Regards,

Jagan.

[#9]

You'r right. Thank you very much!

[jagan]

Hi,

If there is one-to-one mapping in your data then you can use Only() instead of Sum().

Regards,

Jagan.