I have two namespaces that I want to compare data from. The first is ab*:cd.blah1 and second is ab*:cd.blah2 and each contain a reference ID for a transaction in the same field name.
I want to return values in ab*:cd.blah2 where the reference ID does not exist in ab*:cd.blah1. Is this possible to do within the Kibana interface?
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I've added a formula(date/time) column to a saved search in NetSuite, to return a system notes' date.
My CASE formula is returning all the system notes row's, and I would like a specific row's date i.e. 'POP Host Int ID' date.
How can I specify the row to return the date from, or remove the rows with no date that are not relevant?
CASE
WHEN {systemnotes.field} = 'POP Host Int ID' AND {systemnotes.type} = 'Set'
THEN {systemnotes.date}
ELSE NULL
END
It appears that my WHEN logic works to identify the record's system notes do contain an entry for 'POP Host Int ID' but in THEN I'm not specifying which row to get the date from so it returns all rows. And I could be wrong on this part.
Example results
Example System Notes for 1 record
Thank you for your assistance.
The CASE statement doesn't determine which rows are returned, only what data is returned for that field. On the other hand, the reference to the systemnotes table creates a join that causes each record result to be repeated for every system note entry.
To avoid this, add {systemnotes.field} = 'POP Host Int ID' and {systemnotes.type} = 'Set' as Filters in the Criteria tab instead of in the WHEN conditions. You can then just add the field under results instead of needing a formula.
Edit in response to comment below:
In cases where you need one result per base record (user), but they don't all have valid values from the joined table (system notes), I'd suggest grouping the results by user, and using aggregation functions for all the columns. EG: For the column in question I'm assuming you are getting one valid result and a lot of blanks per user. If you group by user and set the Summarize function to MAX, you should just get one result where the valid value is returned. If no valid value exists from the system notes, you would still get a result from the user and that field will be blank.
If you are creating a saved search the place to do this is in the criteria section.
The views you've shared are for the System Notes pertaining to a single record.
For those views you could just use the Field selector in the Filters section to select your POP Host Ing ID field.
For a saved search you would use the Advanced view and scroll down the criteria field list. Near the bottom are the System Notes. You can filter on Field, Date etc
I read that OpenRefine Wikidata plugins always operates in row mode.
I am in a situation where I have data in records mode : The record is a serial/magazine, and the rows in this records are the various formats of the same serial/magazine (typically, paper and electronic version). Each row has a unique ISSN identifier.Wikidata considers there is only one item for the serial/magazine (my records), but no separate items for each of the formats (my rows).
When reconciling data to Wikidata, all rows of the same record will typically match the same wikidata item, or none of the rows will match, or sometines only one row of the record will match (e.g. if only one ISSN of the format - say paper format - is known in Wikidata, but not the others).
What I would like to do is create items in Wikidata for each records for which no reconciliation result was found (iow, for which no rows has matched), and not for each row. And, when creating this item, I would like to add the ISSNs of all the rows in this record.
I am wondering if it is possible to do that ? and how ?
Thanks
Yes, it is possible. You need to perform the reconciliation operation on the first column instead.
As mentioned by the documentation, use the Fill down operation on the first column, which defines your records;
Reconcile the column to Wikidata;
Then, the Create one new item for similar cells action (in the Reconcile -> Actions menu)
Create a schema where the first column is used as subject id.
Assuming the values in your first column are initially distinct (which is the case in your example), this will create one item per record.
In your example, because your first column contains ISSNs and not titles, I would first create a root column with titles instead (before the process explained above). In rows mode, facet to keep the first row of each record by selecting non-blank values in the first column, and then copy your column with titles, and move this new column in first position. This should ensure that reconciliation picks up existing items. Note that if the same title is used by multiple journals this will create a single item for both of them, unless you add other properties in your reconciliation configuration (such as ISSN).
I want collect Financial historical data from NASDAQ link https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ge/historical. In this I am spying date element and using "get table" I can get whole table data for date, open, high,... which I am putting in collection but the thing is I am not able to give column name to collection. I made 6 field for each all 6 column you can see in image attched. But when i run the programv I get an error "Internal : Collection fields are defined but cannot be matched to the incoming collection - The collection definition does not contain the field Column1". if I dont add field I get data in collection which has default column name column 1, column 2, ...column 6 . But I want to have their specific column name. I think the problem is with the data type I am using while creating field in collection. I tried different combination for the data type but still...Please help me on that. enter image description hereimage 1image 2
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The error is exactly as it says; the fields cannot be matched; in other words, the fields should match. Since you get default field names from the Read stage, then you should either rename the fields before passing the collection to the process or have the collection receiving the collection at the process level have no fields defined (it will get the headers defined from the object and you can rename the fields after that, or just use the default column names, but that's not practical).
To rename the fields, you can use the default object "Utility - Collection Manipulation", either actions "Rename Collection Fields" or "Rename Field".
Rename Collection Fields
You will have to supply the collection containing the read table (Main Collection) and a collection containing the same headers as the collection containing the read table (New Headers), and in the first row, the new headers (it was designed like that, it's not that intuitive; it took me a good while to figure it out). The collection New Headers should look like the below:
Rename Field
For this one, you will need to loop over each header. Collection In will be the collection containing the read table, and you insert each header to change one at a time. (e.g. first loop iteration will have Column1 as Field Name and date as New Name, second loop iteration will have Column2 and open, etc)
I am using a lookup table to successfully apply different UA-ID codes to the same universal analytics tag. However, for one particular UA-ID, I need to send data from all pages with the exception of data from a particular sub domain. i.e. something like this:
input variable : *.example.com except abc.example.com
Not sure how to implement this logic for the input variable of a lookup table.
Also, if I specify "example.com" as an input variable, does it capture all subdomains?
Edit in Jan 2018 for latest info.
For lookup tables you need to know 2 things:
Lookup table input variables do a hard match. I.e. its simply an 'equals' only, no 'contains' or 'starts with' or regex etc.
Lookup tables are sequential, the matching starts from the top and stops as soon as a match is found. Much like an if then elseif (without an 'else' available at the end!)
You can apply a default value if none of the rows in the table match.
There are now Regex Tables available as well which will enable you to do partial matches on values and return a value based on that. For full and comprehensive details, read the article by Simo
In your case you have 3 options:
Use a Regex Table Lookup
list each and every hostname (inc subdomain) you want to match and apply the correct UA number to each. You should end up with as many lines as you do sub-domains.
Create a new custom javascript variable which inspects the current host (inc subdomain) and returns whether its 'abc.example.com' or '.example.com' (indicating any other sub domain) and then you'll just need a couple of lines in your lookup table.
I have two different XML/A providers, Mondrian and icCube. The tuples for a time dimension contain the unique name for the member, but the format of the member name is different:
Mondrian:
<UName>[Time].[2004].[QTR2].[Apr]</UName>
<Caption>Apr</Caption>
[Time] is the name of the hierarchy
[2004] is the name of the ancestor at the Year level
[QTR2] is the name of the ancestor at the Quarter level
[Apr] is the local name of the member at the Month level
icCube:
<UName>[Time].[Calendar].[Month].&[Jun 2010]</UName>
<Caption>Jun 2010</Caption>
[Time] is the name of the dimension
[Calendar] is the the name of the
hierarchy
[Month] is the name of the level
[Jun 2010] is the name of
the month member.
(I don't know why the ampersands are there)
My question is, is there any recommended, preferably standard way to figure out how the member names are formatted?
The reason I want to know this is when I render the result in a Pivot table, the captions for the members will usually end up as labels on the headers of the pivot table. But since the captions may not be unique, it is desirable to also produce labels of the "ancestor" members, because together they do identify the member uniquely.
In my example, I could use the parts of the member unique name to do this, but in ic cube not,since the member u name is structured differently.
I have 2 questions:
1) How can I tell beforehand what format the XML/A provider will use to identify the members?
2) What would be the recommended way in ic cube to produce the labels for the ancestor members?
UPDATE:
Luc Boudreau informed me that the ampersand indicates "key notation" - it designates the member key rather than its name. Thanks Luc!
The meaning of unique names in MDX is a string that guarantees that it defines a unique MDX entity when parsed. There is no possible collision with another MDX entity. The way to write it depends on the XMLA provider. Even though it's 'unique' there are multiple ways creating it, each server chooses its way.
Never mind, a query written in one server will work in another as both 'unique' names are correctly parsed.
& amp; stands for &
Our advise, the client code should not rely on the format of the unique names.
That being said, if you need parent "names", you should retrieve them explicitly using the "Parent" function and/or as a calculated measure retrieving the name/caption property.
Hope that helps.