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Hi,
I have just concatenated data_lists from two different Excel files: One for 2013, one for 2014.
=> The issue is, there are quite a few more fields in the one for 2014, so there is some structural assymetry
<=> The most important fields are the same and have the same name through both years.
=> When I have a sum([field]) function in the script now, will QlikView automatically react to the user_selection of either 2013 or 2014 and sum only the records in that half of the table or do I need a set_expression here?
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
DataNibbler
Hi,
If there is a selection box in which you choose the year, even the chart with the sum expression will sum data of the selected year; otherwise,the sum will add all values for all the fields in the table obtained cocatenating the 2 original tables
Hope it helps
Hi,
If there is a selection box in which you choose the year, even the chart with the sum expression will sum data of the selected year; otherwise,the sum will add all values for all the fields in the table obtained cocatenating the 2 original tables
Hope it helps
If you have a field "Year" that correctly defines the relevant records, e.g.
AllData:
Load '2013' as Year, * From File2013.txt ;
Concatenate
Load '2014' as Year, * From File2014.txt ;
then you don't need any Set Analysis.
HIC
Thanks a lot!
I thought so. Just wasn't sure anymore.
Best regards,
DataNibbler