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Using AsOf table for accumulation

Hello Qlik gurus, I have been using Qlikview for less than 1 year. I hope this doesn't seem like a silly question, but I've been going around in circles with what I am trying to achieve.

My data is related to my company's mobile application. I am trying to achieve cumulative view of various subscriber counts over weekly and monthly dimensions.

I have implemented the AsOf table in my model but am struggling to get a count of all subscribers who have a "First Login Date" prior to the week/month dimension.

I am able to get count of subscribers who have a "First Login Date" during a week/month period.

In the attached example,

SUBS_TOTAL is the distinct count of all subscribers who have a "First Login Date" prior to the end of Week 2018/41

SUBS_NEW is the distinct count of all subscribers who have a "First Login Date" during this Week 2018/41

Please could you help me with this. Much appreciated.

I have also attache a sample of my current Qlik model.

Message was edited by: Brent Kelly I realized I uploaded a sample version of my app with sensitive data and replaced it with a toned down version.

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sunny_talwar

Check the attached.... I have added this script on the DWH LOAD

MinDate:
LOAD Min(Date) as MinDate
Resident Calendar_Master;

LET vMinDate = Peek('MinDate');

Concatenate (AsOfPeriodTable)
LOAD DISTINCT [Date]  as AsOfPeriod,
Year([Date]) as AsOfYear,
Month([Date]) as AsOfMonth,
Week([Date]) as AsOfWeek,
'All'
as PeriodType,
Date([Date] + 1 - IterNo()) as [Date AsOf]
Resident Calendar_Master
While [Date] + 1 - IterNo() >= $(vMinDate);

DROP Table MinDate;

To get this

Capture.PNG

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sunny_talwar

When you say total, are you only going back 1 year for SUBS_TOTAL or starting of time in your app? The reason I ask this is because right now your AsOfTable is only going back 1 year... meaning

AsOfWeekYear 41/2018 is linked to WeekYear 41/2017 till 41/2018... is that what you want or do you want it to be linked from 01/2016 to 41/2018?

Anonymous
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Hello Sunny,

When i say total, I mean from the earliest date for which I have data up until AsOfWeekYear 41/2018 (but cumulatively per AsOfWeekYear.

My data only starts around April/May 2017, however my calendar from Jan 2016.

Hope that makes sense.

sunny_talwar

But you are def. going back more than just 41/2017, right?

Anonymous
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Yes, correct as in your first statement that I would like  be linked from 01/01/2016 to Week 41/2018

Anonymous
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Hello Sunny, did you manage to figure out what I'm doing wrong?

sunny_talwar

Check the attached.... I have added this script on the DWH LOAD

MinDate:
LOAD Min(Date) as MinDate
Resident Calendar_Master;

LET vMinDate = Peek('MinDate');

Concatenate (AsOfPeriodTable)
LOAD DISTINCT [Date]  as AsOfPeriod,
Year([Date]) as AsOfYear,
Month([Date]) as AsOfMonth,
Week([Date]) as AsOfWeek,
'All'
as PeriodType,
Date([Date] + 1 - IterNo()) as [Date AsOf]
Resident Calendar_Master
While [Date] + 1 - IterNo() >= $(vMinDate);

DROP Table MinDate;

To get this

Capture.PNG

Anonymous
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Thank you so much Sunny, this is exactly what I was looking for.