QlikTip #20: Why we do not need a SELECT-CASE/Switch-Case in QlikView load-statements …

I have recently received the question why there is no SELECT-CASE or SWITCH statement available in QlikView within load-statements. Sure, if you are looking into the reference-manual or into the help file, you’ll find the SWITCH-CASE-statement, but this is a control statement so it cannot be used within a load-statement, e.g. this is possible switch I [...]

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Posted 02/04/2010 05:59 by qlikblog.at
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