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Hi Folks, In my Straight Table, I need to show the satus of my product like Traffic Signal. If my product status is 'Released' and I show Green Signal and the product status is 'Waiting' and I show the Red Signal in my expression.
Please find the attched application and Please help me on this..
Thanking in Advance .....
Thanks & Regards,
Siri
Hi Folks, In my Straight Table, I need to show the satus of my product like Traffic Signal. If my product status is 'Released' and I show Green Signal and the product status is 'Waiting' and I show the Red Signal in my expression.
Please find the attched application and Please help me on this..
Thanking in Advance .....
Thanks & Regards,
Siri
Hi Folks, In my Straight Table, I need to show the satus of my product like Traffic Signal. If my product status is 'Released' and I show Green Signal and the product status is 'Waiting' and I show the Red Signal in my expression.
Please find the attched application and Please help me on this..
Thanking in Advance .....
Thanks & Regards,
Siri
Hi Folks, In my Straight Table, I need to show the satus of my product like Traffic Signal. If my product status is 'Released' and I show Green Signal and the product status is 'Waiting' and I show the Red Signal in my expression.
Please find the attched application and Please help me on this..
Thanking in Advance .....
Thanks & Regards,
Siri
Siri,
You don't need a gauge representation in this case. Use image representation, and the expression is:
if(Status='Released',
'qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/led_g.png',
'qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/led_r.png')
And, in image formatting, choose "keep aspect"
Regards,
Michael
Siri,
You don't need a gauge representation in this case. Use image representation, and the expression is:
if(Status='Released',
'qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/led_g.png',
'qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/led_r.png')
And, in image formatting, choose "keep aspect"
Regards,
Michael
Hi Michel, Thanks for reply and works perfect.
I wonder, How can we do this with Traffic Light style type.
Hi Michel, Thanks for reply and works perfect.
I wonder, How can we do this with Traffic Light style type.
Siri,
You can do it with the traffic light gauge as well, I just think it is simple with image.
To make your traffic light work, make the next changes in your gauge settings:
- add one more segment (it will be red by default)
- uncheck "autowidth segments" on the left bottom corner
- set lower bound for the green segment 0 (in fact, anything less than 1)
- set lower bound for the red segment 1.5 (anyhting >1 and <2)
Regards,
Michael
Siri,
You can do it with the traffic light gauge as well, I just think it is simple with image.
To make your traffic light work, make the next changes in your gauge settings:
- add one more segment (it will be red by default)
- uncheck "autowidth segments" on the left bottom corner
- set lower bound for the green segment 0 (in fact, anything less than 1)
- set lower bound for the red segment 1.5 (anyhting >1 and <2)
Regards,
Michael
Thanks Michel.
Where can I find the other images in theis path "qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/"
I check my ProgramFiles\Qlikview\ and I didn't find it and I am using QV11 with 32 bit.
Thanks Michel.
Where can I find the other images in theis path "qmem://<bundled>/BuiltIn/"
I check my ProgramFiles\Qlikview\ and I didn't find it and I am using QV11 with 32 bit.
In "edit expression", see "Images" tab on the bottom. Qlik button "Advanced" to get the images.
Regards,
Michael
In "edit expression", see "Images" tab on the bottom. Qlik button "Advanced" to get the images.
Regards,
Michael