topic Re: Show condition on 2 objects, or IF statement (for better performance) in QlikView

Show condition on 2 objects, or IF statement (for better performance)

retko1985 — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 15:06:50 GMT

Hello,

I am using 2 buttons to change the calculated expression on the bar chart. I have used one bar chart and change expression based on what button was clicked (having variable).

if (vButton = 1, expression1, expression2)

I was just wondering, isn't it better from performance standpoint (not maintenance) to make 2 bar charts and use show condition with this:

on first bar chart: if(vButton) = 1

on second bar chart: if(vButton) = 2

Thank you.

Re: Show condition on 2 objects, or IF statement (for better performance)

its_anandrjs — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 15:39:35 GMT

Yesh right you can do this way also can you share some samples to have a look.

Re: Show condition on 2 objects, or IF statement (for better performance)

maxgro — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 17:30:40 GMT

you can use 2 expressions in the bar chart and enable one at a time

with a condition on the variable vButton

Re: Show condition on 2 objects, or IF statement (for better performance)

its_anandrjs — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 18:05:50 GMT

Have a look on the attached sample may be something this way you can implement in your QV application.

I demonstrate both with variable or with same variable change in single chart both are best in his places where you uses it only depends on the requirement that you have on the base of that you can implement.