QlikView Tutorial | QlikView Set Analysis | QlikView Alternate States or Comparative Analysis

[@YTrganesan2001]

Hi, Abhishek , This is really a wonderful service to learners

[@ketanshah3772]

Great intro to QlikView. Thanks.

[@ricobonalito4750]

Very useful video. Great job and please keep making Qlik videos such like this.

[@neillbarron629]

Thank you Abhishek. Brilliant introduction to Qlikview. I have watched all videos and I really appreciate your insight into QLIKVIEW and the thought you put into these videos. Many thanks

[@AbhishekAgarrwal]

niall barron You are welcome!

[@JoeKme]

Nice KZbin channel Abhishek! In this example, I like how you are using the intersection operator to carry over the states from other selections - I find this is a more compact and concise way of referencing selections than for example *field=$::field*

[@AbhishekAgarrwal]

+1

[@Esa066]

Great job!

[@avijitp3503]

Awesome Job!!!! Thank you so much!!!!

[@SuperFrankbob]

Great Job. Are you going to make more videos?

[@somuvas]

hiii Abhishek your videos are simply awesome who want to learn Qlikview really very helpful. Can you please share videos regarding the concepts of Qlikview server,publisher.

[@sbumesh]

Hi Abishek, Your videos are awesome. Thanks for your effort. Can you please upload the Source code for this episode.

[@Lixia123]

very useful, thank you very much!

[@abhilashbabu5142]

Hi Abhishek, can you please show us one example for comparing same object/column for different time range. with only one selection ( i don't want to select twice)

[@Robert8455]

This is cool and useful. Can one can make the labels of the states a variable which can then match the user's selection(s)? That might be a nice follow up vid.

[@AbhishekAgarrwal]

Thanks Robert. And labels of the state are numeric which we need to declare once we are defining the states. What you can do is you can create the variable and take a particular state by using set analysis and perform the required calculation or create a label out that. Hope it clarifies how the combination of alternate states and variable works. -Abhishek

[@manjunathpathipati5900]

HERE STAR MEANS IF SUPPOSE * AS inter section WHAT IS $ PLS