Skip to main content

New to Qlik Sense

If you’re new to Qlik Sense, start with this Discussion Board and get up-to-speed quickly.

Announcements
Skip the ticket, Chat with Qlik Support instead for instant assistance.
cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
NewtonSandey
Contributor II
Contributor II

Allow more than 3 lines for a table cell

I have a standard Qlik Sense Table with multiple comuns, one of them is a details field that usually has a large amount of text.

How can I display all of the data (without increasing width) if Qlik Sense allows max 3 lines?

'Wrap text in cells' is already checked.

Labels (1)
1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
cristiand
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi,

With my college @Diego_Busilacchi we were looking into this issue and a way to solve this is to use the Multi-KPI css capabilities.

By changing the QS css it is possible to see all the lines in the cell.

Just place a MultiKPI object in the sheet and add the following css code inside the CSS expression of that component.

.qv-st .qv-st-value .qv-st-value-overflow {
    max-height: none;
}

You can use same css technique to hide this object by adding some extra lines

div[tid='OBJECTID'] {
visibility: hidden;
}

 

Cristian Dorbesi

View solution in original post

2 Replies
Wlad_Masi
Employee
Employee

Hi @NewtonSandey unfortunately as you said the limit today is 3 lines.
The tool tip still displays the entire data, as it is explained in this Article.

It is also something that would be good to have entered as a feature request on our ideas forum.

To help users find verified answers, please don't forget to mark a correct resolution or answer to your problem or question as correct.
cristiand
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi,

With my college @Diego_Busilacchi we were looking into this issue and a way to solve this is to use the Multi-KPI css capabilities.

By changing the QS css it is possible to see all the lines in the cell.

Just place a MultiKPI object in the sheet and add the following css code inside the CSS expression of that component.

.qv-st .qv-st-value .qv-st-value-overflow {
    max-height: none;
}

You can use same css technique to hide this object by adding some extra lines

div[tid='OBJECTID'] {
visibility: hidden;
}

 

Cristian Dorbesi