Skip to main content
Announcements
Live today at 11 AM ET. Get your questions about Qlik Connect answered, or just listen in. SIGN UP NOW
cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
RWolff
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

GeoAnalytics Info-Bubble Problem

If i use a Geo-Point as Dimension the Info Bubble shows the Value in my case the Longitude and Latitude of the Point (using a Chart-Layer) but i don´t want to see the Longitude and Latitude, i want to see the Description of this Point. In My case the name of the Port.

2018-06-06_15h39_40.png

My first solution was to use a custom info bubble but in Custom info bubble there is now known way to display a table as you see in the screenshot above.

Any ideas?

Best Regards,

Ramon

1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

Hi,

There is no magic way for multi values when doing custom info popups.

In this case either use concat or a set expression to handle aggregations.

='Partgroup 1 = ' &  Sum({$<Partgroup={1}>}goods) & ' t<br> ' &

'Partgroup 2 = ' &  Sum({$<Partgroup={2}>}goods) & ' t<br> '

Thanks,

Patric

View solution in original post

3 Replies
Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

Hi,

You can embed  HTML tags to your custom info bubble to format the output.

='<table><tr><td>'&Port_name&'</td><td>'&Port_desc&'</td></tr></table>'

https://bi.idevio.com/wp-content/qlik/qliksense/releases/IdevioMapsForQlikSense-5.11.1/imap_referenc...

Thanks,

Patric

RWolff
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II
Author

Hi Patric,

thank you for your fast answer. That worked but if i have more than 1 value i can not use html because the table in html is static and the Pie Chart has variable Rows.

for example:

Port: Amsterdamm

Partgroup 1 = 80 t

Partgroup 2 = 22 t

Partgroup 3 = 50 t

Qlik do this when the info bubble is set to automatic  i need the whay to do so with the custom info bubble.

Best Regards,

Ramon

Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

Hi,

There is no magic way for multi values when doing custom info popups.

In this case either use concat or a set expression to handle aggregations.

='Partgroup 1 = ' &  Sum({$<Partgroup={1}>}goods) & ' t<br> ' &

'Partgroup 2 = ' &  Sum({$<Partgroup={2}>}goods) & ' t<br> '

Thanks,

Patric