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Hi All,
I have researched this in the community and tried a few suggestion but none is working for my requirement. Any ideas?
wihtout using the script and returning a flag, I would like to use the user import file to define a filter for Product A and B where the countrie is not BELGIUM or FRANCE.
is this possible? I have tried : [ProductCat]={Home,Garden,Kitchen},[Country]<>{FRANCE,BELGIUM}
Also tried
[ProductCat]={Home,Garden,Kitchen},[Country]-={FRANCE,BELGIUM}
Any ideas how to make this work. the list of countried applicable is huge and am trying to avoid listing all of them if possible
Hi @ericdelaqua, It is not 100% clear how you want to apply your filters from your description.
I suggest you study my blog posts regarding filters: https://nprintingadventures.com/category/nprinting/filters/ especially:
Also - you need ask yourself a question if you are able to achieve such filter directly in Qlik applying "Advanced search" on the field.
If your filter is based on Product field you can use:
Field: Product, Advanced Search filter: =Count(Distinct {<[ProductCat]={'Home','Garden','Kitchen'},[Country]-={'FRANCE','BELGIUM'}>}Product) > 0
Hi @ericdelaqua, It is not 100% clear how you want to apply your filters from your description.
I suggest you study my blog posts regarding filters: https://nprintingadventures.com/category/nprinting/filters/ especially:
Also - you need ask yourself a question if you are able to achieve such filter directly in Qlik applying "Advanced search" on the field.
If your filter is based on Product field you can use:
Field: Product, Advanced Search filter: =Count(Distinct {<[ProductCat]={'Home','Garden','Kitchen'},[Country]-={'FRANCE','BELGIUM'}>}Product) > 0
thanks @Lech_Miszkiewicz . I used your advance search suggestion