I have a table in Qlikview with 2 columns:
A B
a 10
b 45
c 30
d 15
Based on this table, I have a formula with full acumulation defined as:
SUM(a)/SUM(TOTAL a)
As a result,
A B D
b 45 45/100=0.45
c 30 75/100=0.75
d 15 90/100=0.90
a 10 100/100=1
My question is. how do I mark in colour the values in column A that have on column D <=0.8)?
The challenge is that D is defined with full accumulation, but if I reference D in a formula, it doesn't consider the full accumulation!
I tried with defining a formula E=if(D>0.8,'Y','N') but this formula doesn't take the visible (accumulated) value for D unfortunately, instead it takes the D with no accumulation. If this worked, I would have tried to hide (not disable) E and reference it from the dimensions column of the table , Text colour option. Any ideas please?? Thanks
You can't get an expression column's value from within a dimension or it's properties, because the expression columns rely on the dimensions provided. It would create an endless loop. Your options are:
Apply your background colour to the expression columns, not the dimensions. This would actually make more sense as the accumulated values would have the colour, not the dimension.
When loading this specific table, have QlikView create a new column that contains the accumulated values of B. This would mean, however, that the order of your chart-table would need to be fixed for the accumulations to make any sense.
Use aggregation to create a temporary table and accumulate the values using RangeSum(). Note this will only accumulate properly if the table is ordered in Ascending order of Column A
=IF(Aggr(RangeSum(Above(Sum(B),0,10)),A)/100>0.8,
rgb(0,0,0),
rgb(255,0,0)
)
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Could anyone help me ?
I want to sum the values with the format:
print (...+....+)
for example:
a b
France 2
Italie 15
Croatie 7
I want to make the sum of France and Croatie.
Thank you for your help !
One of possible solutions:
set column a as the index,
using loc select rows for the "wanted" values,
take column b,
sum the values found.
So the code can be:
result = df.set_index('a').loc[['France', 'Croatie']].b.sum()
Note double square brackets. The outer pair is the "container" of index values
passed to loc.
The inner part, and what is inside, is a list of values.
To subtract two sums (one for some set of countries and the second for another set),
you can run e.g.:
wrk = df.set_index('a').b
result = wrk.loc[['Italie', 'USA']].sum() - wrk.loc[['France', 'Croatie']].sum()
Below are two sets of data. Each has two columns. I want that that the similar data comes in front of each other.
This is a manual solution with formulas and sorting.
Imagine the following data in columns A to E:
Enter the following formulas into columns G to K
Column G: =IFERROR(IF(VLOOKUP(D:D,A:B,2,FALSE)=E:E,1,2),3)
Column H: =IF(G:G<3,D:D,"")
Column I: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(H:H,A:B,2,FALSE),"")
Column J: =D:D
Column K: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(J:J,D:E,2,FALSE),"")
The column G sort by now shows:
1 if part and quantity matched
2 if only part matched
3 if nothing matched
So if you now select data from A3:K10 and sort by column G (sort by) then it will result in this:
I have a range of data columns A, B, and C. I have displayed as a line graph with B as the primary axis and C as the secondary axis. Column A is the category axis. I want to find the maximum value of column C and put a data callout on the point that is the maximum of column C and where column B occurs.
I know this sounds confusing. In this example, the maximum of Column C occurs at Point 27 (or 1.50% on the category axis). I would like a dot at point 27 for both Column B and C.
Column A is percentage from -5.00 to 10.00 incremented at .25%. Columns B and C are plotted against the change.
In the past I have done something similar, use a formula in column D to identify the largest number in Column C and B and make it a value high on your chart if the result is true.
Add Column D as a series to the chart.
Change the chart type on that series only to a scatter chart or something that puts points up there.
You can put a label on or simply put the amount showing above the plotted point.
You don't need VBA for this.
You might be interested to know I found a solution that works for me. First, I added columns D and E using the formula =IF(C2=MAX(C$2:C$62),C2,NA()) and =IF(C2=MAX(C$2:C$62),B2,NA()), this gave me the point on the graph for both lines B and C where B was maximum. I then formatted the graph so that these points had data callouts (a request from the client). Finally, I set columns D and E to have white font, to match the background so the appear invisible. I don't love this step, but I don't want the client to see the extra rows of #NA, etc.
The basic VBA for data callout is ActiveChart.FullSeriesCollection(5).Select
ActiveChart.SetElement (msoElementDataLabelCallout)
Where the series is 5 (column E) and I'm putting a data callout on the graphed point, which happens to be the maximum of column 3.
I have to copy data from multiple excel sheets to the single SQL table.
Excel inputs:
Sheet1's columns: fname a, b. lname c, d. (2 rows)
Sheet2's columns: city boston, austin, state ma, tx. (2 rows)
My output (tMSSqlOutpout) has 4 rows instead of 2.
a c boston ma, a c austin tx, b d boston ma, b d austin tx.
Desired output: a c boston ma, b d austin tx. (2 rows only)
How do I manage this?
As per the comments, you don't have a natural key to join the two data sets. Instead you could generate a sequence for each data set that would increment equally for both data sets and would equate to being your row number on each data set.
First of all, this should set alarm bells ringing about the state of your data and how you can be sure that row n in one data set definitely corresponds to row n in another data set. It smacks of something being badly normalised out without proper keys being added and it can be very dangerous to assume that the resulting data set from this is going to be accurate.
If you absolutely must do this, however, then you should assign a Numeric.sequence to each of your data sets. You can do this in a tMap that precedes your joining tMap:
Notice the "s1" parameter to the Numeric.sequence. If you reuse this elsewhere then it will increment this one rather than starting from 1 so typically you would want to choose a unique name for each sequence you have in your job (although there are obviously occasions where incrementing a previously defined sequence is what you desire).
Once you have defined a unique sequence with the same starting numbers (the second parameter) and the same increment numbers (the third parameter) then you should be able to create a join on these instances:
Example:
column A column B
A 1
A 2
B 2
B 2
C 1
C 1
I would somehow like to get the following result:
column A column B
A 1.5
B 2
C 1
(which are averages of 1 and 2, 2 and 2 and 1 and 1)
How do I achieve that?
Thanks
If you're using Excel 2007 or above, you can also use the shorter AVERAGEIF function:
=AVERAGEIF($A$1:$A:$6,D1,$B$1:$B$6)
Less typing, easier to read..
In D1:D3, type A, B, C. Then in E1, put this formula
=SUMIF($A$1:$A$6,D1,$B$1:$B$6)/COUNTIF($A$1:$A$6,D1)
and fill down to E3. If you want to replace the existing data, copy E1:E3 and paste-special-values over itself. Then delete A:C.
Alternatively, you can add headers to your data, say "Letter" and "Number". Then create a Pivot Table from your data. Put Letter in the rows section and Number in the Data section. Change your Data section from SUM to AVERAGE and you'll get the same result.