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Single Fact Table for Fiscal Year Master Calendar

Hi All,

I have read through many links on how to create a Master Calendar and Single Fact Table.  I have tried different options and so far things are not working.  What I am trying to accomplish is Fiscal Year Master Calendar using two different date fields.  The field names are RequestDate and StartDate.  They are in two different tables.  I have copied the script below and any assistance would be helpful:

//Energy Data Table//

UDEnergyBillData:

LOAD DudeAccountNumber,

     Building,

     Account,

     AccountProvider,

     AccountUtilityType,

     AccountUOM,

     Period,

     Use,

     Amount,

     StartDate,

     EndDate;

SQL SELECT *

FROM UDEnergyBillData;

//Work Order Data Table//

MDWorkOrder:

LOAD DudeAccountNumber,

     WorkOrderNumber,

     Status,

     Priority,

     RequestDate,

     LocationName,

     BuildingName,

     ActualCosts,

     ActualHours,

     Purpose,

     Craft,

     Project,

     Classification,

     Type,

     PMScheduleID;

SQL SELECT *

MDWorkOrder;

//Fact Table to Combine dates into one table//

FactTable:

Load DudeAccountNumber,

     Makedate(year(StartDate),month(StartDate),day(StartDate)) as Date,

    'Start' as Link

Resident UDEnergyBillData;

Concatenate(FactTable)

Load DudeAccountNumber,

     Makedate(year(RequestDate),month(RequestDate),day(RequestDate)) as Date,

     'Request' as Link

Resident MDWorkOrder;

//Fiscal Year Master Calendar//

Set vFM = 7 ;// First month of fiscal year
Set vFD = 6;// First Day of the week (0=Mon, 1=Tue, ... , 6=Sun)

MasterCalendar:

Load distinct

   Dual(fYear-1 &'/'& fYear, fYear) as FYear,   // Dual fiscal year

   Dual(Month, fMonth)           as FMonth,  // Dual fiscal month

   Dual('Q' & Ceil(fMonth/3), Ceil(fMonth/3)) as FQuarter,

   Ceil((Date-StartOfFWeekOne+1)/7) as FWeekNo,

   *;

Load Year + If(Month>=$(vFM), 1, 0)   as fYear,   // Numeric fiscal year

   Mod(Month-$(vFM), 12)+1       as fMonth,  // Numeric fiscal month

   Dual('Q' & Ceil(Month/3), Ceil(Month/3)) as Quarter,

   WeekStart(Date,0,$(vFD))as StartOfFWeekOne,

   *;

Load

  Date,

   YearStart(Date,0,$(vFM)) as FYearStart,

   Year(Date)          as Year,
   Month(Date)         as Month,

   Date(Monthstart(Date), 'MMM-YYYY') as MonthYear,

   Week(Date)          as ISOWeekNo,

   Dual(WeekDay(Date),Mod(WeekDay(Date-$(vFD)),7)+1) as WeekDay,

   Day(Date)           as Day
//   Date(BillDate'MM/DD') as DATEMMDD

Resident FactTable; 

Exit Script;

I do not get any error messages or synthetic keys but when I create list box on my MainDashboard page the date fields dont change the data and then month list box is not in Fiscal year order. The Master Calendar code I am using above seems to work if I have one date field so I am thinking it is with my Fact Table logic.   Let me know if there is anything else you need.

Thanks in advance

David

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Gysbert_Wassenaar
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Can you post an example qlikview document that demonstrates the problem?


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Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Can you post an example qlikview document that demonstrates the problem?


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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I figured it out. 

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Hi David,

would you be so kind and post the changes in text form as I can't open the .qvw file on my desktop? That would be great! Thanks.