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Table Functions - Qlik - A Quick Overview With Examples

This document discusses Qlik table functions that can be used for expedited debugging, data migration, and custom data processing. It provides examples of functions like NoOfTables, TableName, TableNumber, FieldName, FieldNumber, NoOfFields, NoOfRows, and special variables $Table, $Fields, and $Field that operate on tables previously loaded in Qlik.

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Table Functions - Qlik - A Quick Overview With Examples

This document discusses Qlik table functions that can be used for expedited debugging, data migration, and custom data processing. It provides examples of functions like NoOfTables, TableName, TableNumber, FieldName, FieldNumber, NoOfFields, NoOfRows, and special variables $Table, $Fields, and $Field that operate on tables previously loaded in Qlik.

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Table Qlik

Functions
With Examples

For Expedited Debugging, Data Migration And


Custom Data Processing

Follow
These Table Functions Are Script Functions And Can Not Be Used
! As Chart Functions.

Suppose We Have Loaded These Two Tables Sequentially.

1 Cities
City_ID City
1 USA
2 Germany
3 UK

2 Customers
Customer_ID Customer
1 John
2 Doe

1 NoOfTables()
Returns The Number Of Tables Previously Loaded.
2 TableName(table_Number)
Returns The Name Of The Table With The Specified Number.
! The First Table Has Number 0.

3 TableNumber(table_Name)
Returns The Number Of The Specified Table.
! The First Table Has Number 0.

1 Cities
2 Customers
City_ID City Customer_ID Customer
1 USA 1 John
Tables loaded 2 Germany 2 Doe
earlier 3 UK
4 FieldName (field_Number ,table_Name)
Returns The Name Of A Field In A Table You Loaded Before.

5 FieldNumber (field_Name ,table_Name)


Returns The Position Of A Particular Field In A Table Loaded Earlier.

Cities
Table loaded City_ID City
earlier 1 USA
2 Germany
3 UK
6 NoOfFields(table_name)
Returns The Number Of Fields In A Previously Loaded Table.

7 NoOfRows(table_name)
Returns The Number Of Rows (Records) In A Previously Loaded Table.

Cities
Table loaded City_ID City
earlier 1 USA
2 Germany
3 UK
Special Variables : $Table, $Field and $Fields
You Can Also Use The Following Special Variables Within A
Frontend Table As Dimensions To Represent Tables And
Fields That Were Previously Loaded:
• $Table
• $Fields
• $Field

1 Cities
2 Customers
City_ID City Customer_ID Customer
1 USA 1 John
Tables loaded 2 Germany 2 Doe
earlier 3 UK
• Feel Free To Use The Script Provided In
The Comment Section.

• Which Function Do You Find Yourself


Using The Most? Feel Free To Share
Your Experience In The Comments
Below!

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