Hi ,

I need to parse and load DB a pipe delimited file having data in the below structure using Talend.

Col1|Col2|Col3

"abc|111"|100|"zzz"

"xyz|222"|200|"yyy"

• Text fields are enclosed in double quotes.
• Few text columns contain the delimiter inside them.

I am using dynamic schema as there are are multiple files with different schemas.(but all files follow the above rules).

Issue : It is note able to parse the entire content inside double quotes (abc|111) as single field.

Please help.

Thanks

I currently have a Pivot Table that is displaying the total number of records in different work queues, broken down by their current SLA status (Green, Yellow & Red).  Sample screenshot shown below:

What I'm trying to accomplish, if possible, would be to have a couple of Qlik buttons that could perform filtering of what is being displayed on the Pivot Table.  For example, Button 1 could filter out any Queues with zero records.  Button 2 would filter the pivot table to only display queues that have records in a Red SLA status.  Is this possible?  I've tried numerous things that I've found online but haven't found the right answer or example yet.  

Thanks for any assistance that can be given!

Hello,

I'm trying to create a histogram from my data that selects for only the current date. 

Currently, I have this as my "Field":

={<[DATE_FIELD] = {"$(=Date(Today(), 'M/D/YYYY'))"}>} [VALUE_FIELD]

But this isn't filtering out the other dates. Is there another approach I should be taking?

Thanks in advance!

In March of 2024, Snowflake announced that Hybrid Tables are now in QA.

Will the Snowflake target endpoint connector be modified to support replicating data to Hybrid Tables as well as traditional Snowflake tables? Is this on the roadmap?

https://docs.snowflake.com/en/release-notes/2024/other/2024-03-05-hybrid-tables
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/release-notes/2024/other/2024-03-13-hybrid-tables

Hi Team,

How to generate a report based on dimension values in Qlik Sense SAAS version.

for example we have region with east & west values. The report should be generated for both east and west separately and dynamically. Can you please suggest a solution ?

Thanks

Hi,

I have some data exported from Shopify which is effect is a whole bunch of comma delimited tag words of a particular item but stored in a single field. In practice its something like a Tshirt in size Medium where a customer has picked multiple single items of the various colors on sale and has purchased a multi color pack of goods. I want to split up this field (which can be any length) into separate columns in a Qlik table, similar to what would happen if you imported the field as if it were a CSV without the " " around the string when it gets split into separate columns. I'm using Qlikview here.

Some example data below:

[Table1]:
LOAD * INLINE [
Order, ColorList
#43308, "White,White,White,White,White,White"
#43327, "Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige,White,White,White"
#43329, "Black,Black,Black,Black,Powder Beige"
#43335, "Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige"
#43342, "Black,Black,Black,Midnight Navy,Midnight Navy,Midnight Navy"
#43346, "Black,Black"
#43347, "Black,Black,Black,Black,Black,Black,Black"
#43349, "Black,Black,Black,Black,Black,Black,Black"
#43354, "Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Powder Beige,Black,Black"
#43354, "Black,Cherry,Black"
#43361, "Blood Stone,Blood Stone,Midnight Navy,Midnight Navy,Black,Black,Black"
];

Ideally I want to display the above data as:

Order       White    PowderBeige   Black   ... etc.

#43308        6

#43308        3                 4

#43329                           1                  4

... etc.

If the formatting above doesnt get mangled when I post this I hope you'll get the idea. I simply want to create additional columns using the unique names of the colors as the title of the additional columns and then put the count of the number of times that color name is repeated per order line in the ColorList string(field).

With help from other posts in this forum 

https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView-App-Dev/Split-String-Function-In-QlikView/td-p/221912

https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView-App-Dev/How-to-get-Subfield-value-count/td-p/488174

https://community.qlik.com/t5/New-to-Qlik-Analytics/SUBFIELD-and-CountIF/td-p/1786994

and https://www.bitmetric.nl/blog/qlik-sense-subfield/ 

its fairly straightforward to determine the unique items in the ColorList strings and also to count them, and then using set expressions and manually creating a Table report column per unique color name achieve a result.

For example by doing this:

LOAD Order, SubField(ColorList, ',') AS UniqueColor RESIDENT [Table1];

LOAD Order, SubStringCount(ColorList,',')+1 AS ColorCount RESIDENT [Table1];

However, the caveat is this isnt easily scalable. Doing it with 10 items is easy, but when I have a list of 500+ colors and 50000 records I need to find a way to do this for much longer comma delimited strings and have a way of in script splitting up this string into separate fields or a subtable of the color list items which I can then further manipulate as desired.

This expression works (obviously I change the color name in the {' '} section for other colors in additional expressions per color but this doesnt scale well so its a lot of manual model front end maintenance to keep this updated.

=Count({<UniqueColor={'Black'}>}SubField(ColorList,','))

Can anyone suggest a way I can do this in Qlik code (or some other method that's generic and automated) for different delimited color names (or any other tags) in the loaded string automatically in Qlik.

Thanks

hi,

ive used ODAG to get the list of values filtered for a field.  now im exposing my fieldnames as business filed names and my field names have spaces embedded in the name.

how do you use field names in ODAG if there are spaces in them?

for example in the binding section 

SET <FIELDNAME HERE> ='';
OdagBinding:
LOAD * INLINE [
VAL
$(ods_<FIELDNAME HERE>){"quote": "", "delimiter": ""}
];

what if your field name hsa spaces?  what is the convention to use in place of spaces?

thanks,

edwin