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I have two tables that go into a container, one in the top half, one in the lower half.
The upper one should always be visible, the lower one only when a certain filter is set.
For when the filter is not set (meaning the lower table is hidden), I would like the upper table to use up all the space in the container, not just the top half.
Unfortunately, Qlik Sense does not allow for formulas to be used in the width (%) and height (%) options of the table within the container.
Is there any other way to achieve this?
The actual solution would be to have three charts, all having a conditional display.
var=1: show 1/2 height chart A and 1/2 height chart B
var=2: show full height chart A.
Hi,
If available in your version of Qlik, you can choose to use the container layout chart in the custom object tab.
overlay your charts, and add a display condition showing one or the other.
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense/November2024/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/Visualizations/Dashb...
- Regards, Matheus
Hi Matheus,
thanks for your suggestion, it seems as though there is a misunderstanding here.
I need two states in the container (see attachment):
1) Only one table is shown in the full size of the surrounding container
2) Both tables are visible in the container, each with half height
So far I've tried to show the upper table in full size and conditionally show the lower table as an overlay within the container. But then the lower half of my top table isn't visible and the horizontal scrollbar is inaccessible.
Best regards
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Thank you for the feedback. We're not in the Qlik Cloud as of right now, we use Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows (14.187.4).
Unfortunately it seems that on-premise reacts in a different way than Qlik Cloud.
For further clarification: I've used the layout container from the Qlik Dashboard Bundle.
Best regards
Actually the guidance above doesn't work anyway, I should have tested first - I'll edit and blank the post out so that others aren't misled.
The actual solution would be to have three charts, all having a conditional display.
var=1: show 1/2 height chart A and 1/2 height chart B
var=2: show full height chart A.
I did not want to use a third table initially, but I guess this works for me. 🙂
Thank you so much!