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[Anonymous]

Hello,

Since the upgrade of the new qliksense version, it seems like the colorcoding by expression doesn't work anymore.

Even an expression as simple as:

=if(1=1,rgb(0,0,0),rgb(100,0,0))

Doesn't do anything.

I even tried:

=rgb(0,0,0) as the sole thing in my expression, the on the map remain grey...

Anyone else experiencing this issue? And if so, how can it be fixed?

(or is it a bug?)

Kind regards,

Christophe

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, I re-created a map in my upgraded qliksense desktop, and the ability to color code points on a map disappeared entirely?

[Anonymous]

Ok, in the meantime I found the "Appearance" tab was hidden behind the bottom grey bar so I was able to expand it by clicking on the one pixel which appeared above it...

However, the issue persists... -- no matter what I fill in in the expression, the colors remain grey:

[Anonymous]

Example attached (non-working)

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Ok, problem resolved!

The issue is the following:

While the qlik documentation says this should work:

if(Sum([Sales]) < 10000, 'red', green())

It doesn't

Even the color functions need to be written between single quotes.

So this is how DOES work:

if(Sum([Sales]) < 10000, 'red', 'green()')

I just spent 4 hours looking for this... Probably this needs to be rectified in the documentation or in the programming of the tool.

Kind regards,

Christophe

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I've tried your solution but it did not work for me.

My expression is:

ColorMix2(Avg(Avance)*2/100-1,'red','green','yellow')

And the map remains in grey.

In the previous version it actually worked, but, as you said, not anymore.

Any clue?

[Patrik_Lundblad]

Hi Christophe,

This is a bug in the June 2017 release.

It has been fixed and will be part of the first patch and then you won't need the single quotes.

Best regards,

Patrik.