SubField — funkcja skryptu i funkcja wykresu

Basic examples

Script example 1

Load script

Load the following script expressions and data in the data load editor.

FullName: 					 LOAD * inline [ Name 'Dave Owen' 'Joe Tem' ];  SepNames:  Load Name, SubField(Name, ' ',1) as FirstName, SubField(Name, ' ',-1) as Surname Resident FullName; Drop Table FullName; 

Create a visualization

Create a table visualization in a Qlik Sense sheet with Name, FirstName, and SurName as dimensions.

Result

Explanation

The SubField() function extracts the first substring of Name by setting the field_no argument to 1. Since the value of field_no is positive, a left to right order is followed for extracting the subtring. A second function call extracts the second substring by setting the field_no argument to -1, which extracts the substring following a right to left order.

Script example 2

Load script

Load the following script expressions and data in the data load editor.

LOAD DISTINCT Instrument, SubField(Player,',') as Player, SubField(Project,',') as Project;  Load * inline [ Instrument|Player|Project Guitar|Neil,Mike|Music,Video Guitar|Neil|Music,OST Synth|Neil,Jen|Music,Video,OST Synth|Jo|Music Guitar|Neil,Mike|Music,OST ] (delimiter is '|'); 

Create a visualization

Create a table visualization in a Qlik Sense sheet with Instrument, Player, and Project as dimensions.

Result

Explanation

This example shows how using multiple instances of the Subfield() function, each with the field_no parameter left out, from within the same LOAD statement creates Cartesian products of all combinations. The DISTINCT option is used to avoid creating duplicate records.