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first define a inline table:
Dimensions:
LOAD * INLINE [
ID, feildname
1, OrderId
2, EmployeeID
3, Employee_Name
....
];
Note the field names should be same as your dimension names. add a dimension in your chart and edit the dimension and write below script then it will work automatically. add this subfield function for all the dimensions you would like to add.
=$(=subfield(GetFieldSelections(feildname,',',1))
You could use conditions on dimensions and expressions to create such a chart. Have a look on the demo-app "What's new ..." in your install-folder or here: http://us-b.demo.qlik.com/detail.aspx?appName=Whats%20New%20in%20QlikView11.qvw
- Marcus
You can use ad-hoc reporting option user will select dimension and report will be generated.
Vikas
first define a inline table:
Dimensions:
LOAD * INLINE [
ID, feildname
1, OrderId
2, EmployeeID
3, Employee_Name
....
];
Note the field names should be same as your dimension names. add a dimension in your chart and edit the dimension and write below script then it will work automatically. add this subfield function for all the dimensions you would like to add.
=$(=subfield(GetFieldSelections(feildname,',',1))
there are a lot of resources in the community about ad hoc reporting
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