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Hi,
I'm trying to create an inline table storing various line desciptions and calculations.
At the moment I have:
Expressions:
load * inline [
"Line Description", Expression
Work In Progress Movement, "Sum ({<"Prior-Year Entry"={'*'},TransType={'Actual'},IncExpCode= {'400R'}, GLAcTable.Income_Balance={0}, Type={1}, LineDesc={'Work In Progress Movement'}>}Amount)"
Invoiced Sales, "Sum({<"Prior-Year Entry"={'*'},TransType={'Actual'},IncExpCode= {'400R'},GLAcTable.Income_Balance={0}, Type={1}>}Amount)-Sum ({<"Prior-Year Entry"={'*'},TransType={'Actual'},IncExpCode= {'400R'}, GLAcTable.Income_Balance={0}, Type={1}, LineDesc={'Work In Progress Movement'}>}Amount)"
];
So I create 2 rows (which look ok when I view them in a table box) each with a description and formula in.
The problem I am having is when I put the Month-Year (from a Calendar table) in the dimensions and use $(=Expression) as an expression in a chart I only ever get figures if I select one of the Line Descriptions. So, in other words, the value will only calculate if I have exactly one LIne Description/Expression selected. If both Line Descriptions are available then I have 'No data to display' in the chart.
Does anyone have any ideas why this is? Or how I can use multiple rows with multiple formulas to calculate correctly?
Thanks,
Chris
Nathan, just had a look at your solution. I like it!
Thanks again for everyone's help
Chris
Chris - Thanks for sharing your idea. Yes, thanks for unmarking my post as an answer and marking Nathan's recent post as an answer.
Cheers!
No worries guys. I'd also keep DV's answer marked - it is correct for what you were trying to do and that post might help other people understand what's going on.
@Chris: I found use of your solution, but if you want to use LineNo as a your table is not filled in LineNo order the concat-solution will be messed up
Expressions:
load * inline [
Line Description, Expression, LineNo
UK Sales, "Sum({<Region={'UK'}>}"Transaction Amount")", 1
US Sales, "Sum({<Region={'US'}>}"Transaction Amount")", 3
SE Sales, "Sum({<Region={'SE'}>}"Transaction Amount")", 2
];
It can be saved by including LineNo as a sort_weight into the concat() statement like this
=concat({1}Expression,',',LineNo)
It will force QlikView to do the concat in the numeric LineNo-order starting with the lowest number.