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 danimarc12
		
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		Hello everyone!
I have an issue with a button in Qlik Sense. I need to show 2 different kinds of products (ID):
For the first button it's easy but how can I set the second button?
Could anyone help me please?
Thank you!
 chris_djih
		
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		you can use Match or Wildmatch (if you need wildcards).
If( FieldA <> 4 OR not Match(FieldB,1,2,4)
 vikasmahajan
		
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		Simply use excluded from button action
Vikas
 danimarc12
		
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		Hi @vikasmahajan ,
thanks for your answer. The solution isn't correct because of the logic meaning.
The contrary of "valueA AND valueB" is not "NOT valueA AND NOT valueB"
but
"NOT valueA OR NOT valueB". So, If you exclude, you're using the wrong logic condition.
 chris_djih
		
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		There is another action that says "Select alternative values" or sometihn like that.
So your way to go is:
1. Select values in field A=4
2. Select values in field B= 1,2,4
3. Select alternative values
 danimarc12
		
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		Hi @chris_djih ,
thanks for ur answer too. Unfortunately it's the same because the alterative values for each field is gonna make the wrong logical selection.
Maybe I have to create a new dimension in the LOAD SCRIPT EDITOR?!
If anyone could help me I'll be very thankful!
 chris_djih
		
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		Yes, this would be my next suggestion, combining the 2 dimensions into a new one.
 danimarc12
		
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		So @chris_djih how should I write correctly the new dimension?
LOAD
if(fieldA <> 4 OR fieldB <> {1,2,4}, productID) AS newfield
??
How can I exclude more than one value in the IF statement?
 chris_djih
		
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		you can use Match or Wildmatch (if you need wildcards).
If( FieldA <> 4 OR not Match(FieldB,1,2,4)
