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How to color column header in this format

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nagarjuna_kotha
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi Balkumar,

Steps:

1.Open your Pivot Table Go to Properties>>Visual Cues>>In the Background >>Last Box of Colour , change as per your colour. before applying colour select your Column left hand side.

2.Apply it.

Regards,

Nagarjuna

nagarjuna_kotha
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

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Anonymous
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hi Nagarguna,

Thank you very much for your help. when I use it for numeric expression it working fine but when I am trying to put some symbol in expression color is changing for hole column (Header and column values) . It should only change color for Column Header A .

Please advice . Thanks BKC

nagarjuna_kotha
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi Balkumar,

I didn't  understand properly.Can you explain little  more and sample output.

Regards,
Nagarjuna

Anonymous
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When I am using sum(col1) or any numeric expression I am able to change header color for that particular expression.

But when I am trying to put any symbol like '↓' or '→' or image in expression and changing the color of header

Its not working QlikView is applying  this color to   Header as well as data cells.

You can see above screenshot fourth column A  is having green color for Header as well as cells . Header should be green like other columns(Third and fifth ) and other cells should be white (below Header data part)

Thanks,

BKC

njmaehler
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

You can get rid of the colour in the expression column where there is either an image or no data with an if statement on the background colour of the expression (using the little plus sign to expand it). If you are using show partial sums on the pivot table then use Dimensionality to not overwrite the colour of the "total" line.

e.g.

if(Dimensionality() > 1 , white(), //this does not change the total line (I only have 2 levels in my pivot table)

           if(Dimensionality() = 1 and (Column(7) = 0 or IsNum(Column(7)) = 0), rgb(243,243,243),

                     white()

          )

)