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mgranillo
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Set Analysis in Table

Is there a way to turn off filtering in the table in the attached qvf? I've called {<dimension=>} trying to turn it off but it doesn't work. 

At the moment you can click in the dimension column and filter. I want it to only and always show 3 dimensions based on a ranking.  

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

I can see there are three objects, can you explain more on which object you are interested with outcome?

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mgranillo
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Sorry for confusion. I thought i removed the other objects.  It's the upper most left table

Anil_Babu_Samineni

What is the outcome?

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mgranillo
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my desire is to turn off selections in the table

Anil_Babu_Samineni

If I understand correctly. You can try this with 1

{1<dimension=>}

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mgranillo
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Doesn't seem to work. i can still make selections in the table

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mgranillo
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after some further testing it's the "rank(aggr(" combination that's breaking the set analysis. Not sure why yet

Anil_Babu_Samineni

I understand your requirement, This won't work in this way in Qlik Sense as this we have option in Qlikview like readonly option.

I will come back soon..

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mgranillo
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I think I have a solution:

 =if(Aggr({1<dimension=>} num(rank(sum({1<dimension=>} value),4)),dimension)<=3,dimension)

I removed the inner aggr function and called the "if" statement before the remaining aggr function.  I'm not sure if this always yields the same result but it looks like it's working.  It seems like the inner aggr function call may not be necessary