QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

First load the two tables as usual and then link the field Time to the intervals defined by the fields Start and
End:
Select * from OrderLog;
Select * from EventLog;
Intervalmatch (Time) select Start,End from OrderLog;
A table box in QlikView could now be created as below:
We can now easily see that mainly order A was affected by the line stop but that the reduced line speed
affected also order B and C. Only the orders C and D were partly handled by shift 2.
Please note the following points when using intervalmatch:
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l Before the intervalmatch statement, the field containing the discrete data points (Time in the example
above) must already have been read into QlikView. The intervalmatch statement does not read
this field from the database table!
l The table read in the intervalmatch load or select statement must always contain exactly two fields
(Start and End in the example above). In order to establish a link to other fields you must read the
interval fields together with additional fields in a separate load or select statement (the first select
statement in the example above).