I don't know about everyone else but I have often googled for how to do an in statement in Qlikview.
#Note by an In statement I am referring to how to test one value against multiple values or a range of values
As searching for the word "in" in relation to Qlikvew is nigh on impossible here's a quick post explaining how to do it and how to use it for custom sort lists:
Half guides, half a repository of my Qlikview knowledge. A smattering of links to other cool Qlikview stuff.
Showing posts with label Variables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Variables. Show all posts
Saturday, 12 May 2012
In Statements in Qlikview - Match()
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Friday, 4 May 2012
Cooking with Qlikview Variables
So it's six days since my first post and here we are at 350 views!
I was originally planning to cover something more basic in this post but I had an idea earlier on this week that I thought would be a cool demo and after trying things out I think I have it.
This post is called "Cooking with Qlikview Variables", I will be using variables input on screen in order to generate data that is then used within the Qlikview document itself...
I was originally planning to cover something more basic in this post but I had an idea earlier on this week that I thought would be a cool demo and after trying things out I think I have it.
This post is called "Cooking with Qlikview Variables", I will be using variables input on screen in order to generate data that is then used within the Qlikview document itself...
Labels:
Business Intelligence,
Charts,
Cooking,
Data,
Input Box,
Intermediate,
Qlikview,
Tables,
Variables
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