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mikel_de
Creator
Creator

Dashboard with multiple graphs

Hello everybody!

I need to create a dashboard that includes the information showed here (boxes 1, 5, and 9 are filters):Capture.PNG

However, I’m not sure if the following scenario is possible:

First, I would like to select a country, which will update boxes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10. Then I want to select a plant in that country, which should only update 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Lastly, I need to select a product manufactured in that plant so that boxes 10, 11, and 12 change accordingly. In summary, selecting a plant shouldn’t affect the first row of the dashboard and selecting a product shouldn’t affect the first two rows. As a result the dashboard will present the summarized information for a selected country, plant, and individual product.

I hope this is somehow possible. Thank you very much!

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chrismarlow
Specialist II
Specialist II

For the charts you can use set analysis - so something like Sum({<Plant=,Product=>})[Your Measure]) in 2-4 and Sum({<Product=>})[Your Measure]) in 10-12.

I think you are rather fighting how QlikView wants to work however.

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chrismarlow
Specialist II
Specialist II

For the charts you can use set analysis - so something like Sum({<Plant=,Product=>})[Your Measure]) in 2-4 and Sum({<Product=>})[Your Measure]) in 10-12.

I think you are rather fighting how QlikView wants to work however.

Not applicable

You could create all the different objects making use of the Trellis option. This would split the analysis by the relevant dimensions you have.

Alternatively, you could use containers (and container within containers ) get the desire view that you are looking for. However, I do agree with Christopher in that it is counter intuitive to the way Qlik works.

Cheers,

Pravesh

Colin-Albert

Neither Trellis charts nor Containers are available in Sense!

It would be far better to educate your users to understand how the data is associated in Sense, and the relevance of the Green White and Grey selections rather than working around the logic inherent in Qlik.

Qlik Tips: Raise a flag to the Green, White and Gray

mikel_de
Creator
Creator
Author

Thank you very much! I did it like this:

2-4: Sum({<Plant=,Product=>} Expression)

6-8: Sum({<Product=>} Expression)

10-12: Sum(Expression)

It seems to be working fine. The dashboard shows information per country, plant, and product and e.g. selecting a material updates only the last row of the dashboard, but does not change the first and the second. Thanks again!

Not applicable

Apologies, did not realised this was posted in the QlikSense Section!

The StoryBoard and Mashups would also be a great way of educating users on functionality and content of the application.