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joyan
Contributor
Contributor

How to use Exclusion in set set analysis?

Hi everyone,

I've googled but I cant understand how to find exclusion values in set analysis?

I have two tables, I concatenate them in one and used a flag ('table one'/' table two') so I could find some id which only one table has but I can't understand how to write it down

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F_B
Specialist III
Specialist III

Hi @joyan , welcome to the community!

My advice is to take a look at official documents like this: Set analysis | Qlik Sense on Windows Help

If you still have troubles try to add more context to your request .

 

Have a nice day

Padma123
Creator
Creator

Try this...

 

Concat({

<id=e({<flag={'table1'}>})>
+
<id=e({<flag={'table2'}>})>

}id,',')

Vegar
MVP
MVP

What do mean by "write it down"? Please explain you expected output.

One suggestion is to use a measure like this:

concat(distinct {<id={"=count(distinct flag)=1"}>}id, ', ')

 

Padma123
Creator
Creator

for example 

take some sample data after concatenate table data is

table1:

id,flag

1,table1

2,table1

2,table2

3,table2

<id=e({<flag={'table1'}>})> means other than 1,2(3 is result)  ,

<id=e({<flag={'table2'}>})> means other than 2,3(1 is result) 

 

 

Kushal_Chawda
MVP
MVP

@joyan  If you want to find out IDs which are available only in Table1 then you can use below set

Count({<ID=e({1<TableFlag={'Table 2'}>})>}distinct ID)

If you want to find out IDs which are available only in Table2 then you can use below set

Count({<ID=e({1<TableFlag={'Table 1'}>})>}distinct ID)

You can use the same set in your required measure