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This Techspert Talks session covers:
- How Set Analysis works
- Possible and Excluded selections
- Using Advanced Expressions
Chapters:
- 01:02 - What is Set Analysis?
- 03:03 - Identifier syntax
- 03:52 - $ and 1 examples
- 05:24 - Modifiers explained
- 07:55 - Adding multiple modifiers
- 08:47 - Modifiers with Dates
- 10:43 - Free Text Search(*) vs. Equal Sign (=)
- 12:05 - Understanding Set Operators
- 13:44 - Set Analysis and States
- 15:46 - Variables and $ Expansions
- 17:30 - The Use of Max
- 18:36 - Qualifiers: Total vs All
- 20:35 - Possible and Excluded
- 21:38 - Understanding AGGR Syntax
- 22:57 - Creating a trend line with AGGR
- 24:29 - Outside Set Analysis
- 25:17 - Q&A: Has Set Analysis changes in Qlik Cloud?
- 25:48 - Q&A: Help with creating Set Analysis syntax?
- 26:16 - Q&A: Can Co-pilot of LLM be used?
- 27:19 - Q&A: Any common errors?
- 27:46 - Q&A: Show another AGGR demo
- 28:52 - Q&A: How to use Search with dual types?
- 29:40 - Q&A: Tips for using Bookmark selections?
- 30:53 - Q&A: How to show only data from last 24 hours?
- 31:57 - Q&A: How to show only data from last Quarter?
- 33:22 - Q&A: How to set default date values?
- 34:43 - Q&A: Is there a date picker?
- 35:35 - Q&A: Where is there more Syntax info?
Resources:
- Help.Qlik.com Set Analysis documentation
- Learning.Qlik.com
- Qlik Community
- A Primer on Set Analysis
- New Set Analysis syntax
Q&A:
Q: What is the most efficient way to apply set analysis to a numeric field using a variable returning a string? They both represent dates.
A: Change the format of the numeric field to a string. If it is a date, use the Date() function. And then use wildcards and other string functions.
Q: What about the {<[PROD] = $::[PROD] >} statement in set expressions? Please explain.
A: The double colon (::) sets the expression to use the Default State. Here is documentation with more details: Synchronizing Selections between States
Q: sum({-<qty = {'*'}>} ContractAmount)
A: This is using an operator to exclude everything from the qty dimension.
Q: =Sum({$-<[Top BU]={'*'}>} Sales)
A: This is using an operator to exclude everything from the Top BU dimension. Using the '-' with the identifier excludes all values that are not null.
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