Qlik sense Set Analysis question

[Anonymous]

There are two filters on my Qlik sense app.

Filter-1 uses column1/field1

Filter-2 uses column2/field2

How to apply 'Qlik sense Set Analysis' or other method to make Filter-1 will NOT impact/filter Filter-2?

Thanks!

[thevingo]

Hi

Do you know Alternate states in qlikview.

You can achieve this by using an Extension.

I dont remember the name but try Qlik Branch

Hope this helps

[thevingo]

Search Alternate States for Qliksense on Qlik Branch

[Anonymous]

All in this thread, thanks for your help!

I am using Qlik sense desktop, version 3.1. I attach a sample Qlik app. I would like to get the following in the Qlik app.

when selecting filter 'recording', filter 'state' and 'county' should not be impacted; and at the same time, filter 'state' and 'county' should filter/impact each other.

I tried to use Set analysis, however, there is no aggregation functions, such as Sum, Max, Min, Avg, and Count, in filter 'state', 'county', 'recording' Field/Dimension.

I also tried to use Alternate States, however, when set filter 'state', 'county' with Alternate States. Filter 'state', 'county' will not impact/filter each other any more.

I used Alternate States extension from the following link:

  GitHub - ChristofSchwarz/QSExtension_SetObjectState: This Qlik Sense Extension allows you to assign ...

Any suggestion is appreciated!

[Anonymous]

Also tried to use Only function, but did not make it work for the above requirement.

Any suggestion is appreciated!

[Anonymous]

Hi Govind, if use Alternate States, the filter set as Alternate States will not be able filter other fields any more.

Any suggestion? Thanks!

[amonjaras]

Looking at your file, I am afraid that the behavior you are looking for is not possible using natural means, since it would go against Qlik's associative model principles.

When you select a given state, like 'CA' (green), it is natural to mark all counties in CA as associated (white), and the rest of the counties as not associated (grey).

I strongly urge you to review the linked document so you can appreciate the power of the associative model.

Regards,

Angel.

http://global.qlik.com/uk/~/media/Files/resource-library/global-us/register/whitepapers/WP-Qlik-Asso...