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Anonymous
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Filter Display

Hi

I want to display filter Like This

Please help me

filter1.png
Thanks In advance

Best Regards

Anusha

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

You can actually achieve it with the help of a properly configured input box like this:

2015-05-13 #1.PNG

1. Create an Input Box

2. On the General Tab press New Variable

3. Name it for instance vMonth

4. Remove the Label that it automatically creates

5. On the Presentation Tab: Untick the Show Equal Sign

6. On the Constraints Tab select: Predefined Values Only

7. Select under Value List: Predefined Values in Drop-down

8. Tick the check-box Listed Values

9. In the expression underneath Listed Values write the following expression:

    =Concat( {1} DISTINCT Month , ';' , Month )

10. On the Caption Tab untick the check-box Show Caption

11. Press OK

12. Size it properly by moving the spacer between the variable and "empty" label to the left

13. Go to Settings / Document Properties and the Triggers Tab

14. Under Variable Event Triggers select vMonth and click on the button Edit Action(s)

15. Click Add in the Actions dialog box that pops up

16. Select under Action Type: Selection

17. Select for Action: Select in Field

18. In the Field expression write: Month (or your Field name)

19. In the Search String exprssion write: =vMonth

20. Press OK and then OK.

I have attach a tiny QlikView app with the example...

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maxgro
MVP
MVP

maybe the multibox?

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Anonymous
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Author


Yes multibox only but how to avoid table name in above example,i Need to show only single dropdown box

buzzy996
Master II
Master II

try this,

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mohammadkhatimi
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

buzzy996
Master II
Master II

tis option not helped u? let me know i can look at some thing if not.

petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

You can actually achieve it with the help of a properly configured input box like this:

2015-05-13 #1.PNG

1. Create an Input Box

2. On the General Tab press New Variable

3. Name it for instance vMonth

4. Remove the Label that it automatically creates

5. On the Presentation Tab: Untick the Show Equal Sign

6. On the Constraints Tab select: Predefined Values Only

7. Select under Value List: Predefined Values in Drop-down

8. Tick the check-box Listed Values

9. In the expression underneath Listed Values write the following expression:

    =Concat( {1} DISTINCT Month , ';' , Month )

10. On the Caption Tab untick the check-box Show Caption

11. Press OK

12. Size it properly by moving the spacer between the variable and "empty" label to the left

13. Go to Settings / Document Properties and the Triggers Tab

14. Under Variable Event Triggers select vMonth and click on the button Edit Action(s)

15. Click Add in the Actions dialog box that pops up

16. Select under Action Type: Selection

17. Select for Action: Select in Field

18. In the Field expression write: Month (or your Field name)

19. In the Search String exprssion write: =vMonth

20. Press OK and then OK.

I have attach a tiny QlikView app with the example...

Anonymous
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Hi Petter,

I am unable to display year values in dropdwon view ll u please expalin.I followed your instructions but still not able to do.

Please help me .I am attached my working document

mohammadkhatimi
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hey try my link above...

And check attachment also

Hope helps you...

petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

You just forgot to put in parameter two - the semicolon separator that the Concat() function needs to separate your years into distinct values...

You had:

     =Concat({1} DISTINCT Year, Year)

It should be:

    =Concat({1} DISTINCT Year , ';' , Year)