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I connect the Nprinting to QlikView. I have create filter in Nprinting. But it seems the filter not effected to the nprinting pivot table report.
Testing that i have done:
1. using by level, the filter can work, but not in straight table or pivot table as object.
2. I tested to the qvw with size of 19mb, but it works. It only not works to the qvw with 400mb size. There are also have a lot of objects in the qvw.
Does the size of qvw can be the reason? or there is other reason why the Nprinting filter not works?
Thanks
Ok,
1. Have you checked for ALL unsupported objects in your .qvw file as i asked in previous comment? It is critical and without checking it there is no point testing anything else. you cannot have any unsupported objects in this qvw at all (on any sheet, on any field etc) even if you only want to use that one pivot table.
2. If answer to point 1 is "yes" and if you dont have any unsupported objects then next thing is to check the filter in NPrinting.
So if it is [Year] field it is likely to be numerical and as I said in my previous post it is important to know what datatype you have on that field.
if it is numerical then you need to use " Numeric value is" option in the filter as shown on the screenshot below:
this is also documented in help document i suggested to study:
More on datatypes and filters here:
https://nprintingadventures.com/2019/02/15/the-pitfalls-of-nprinting-filters-part-1-dates-and-duals/
short answer is: size of qvw does not matter.
All what i can say is that you should study and ensure that you are running:
Obviously there is a wide range of other things to consider like datatypes of the fields (text, numeric, dual etc...) you are trying to filter.
The nature of your question suggest to me you have no experience with NPrinting therefore I suggest to thoroughly study https://help.qlik.com/en-US/nprinting/ as NPrinting development requires quite thorough knowledge.
So yeah:
cheers
Lech
Hi Lech,
1. The object is qlikview object which is pivot table.
2. We want to filter Invoice_year. As in the screenshots, we put the same field in Nprinting filter. The value of 2022 also come out in the drop down list in the filter.
Thanks.
Ok,
1. Have you checked for ALL unsupported objects in your .qvw file as i asked in previous comment? It is critical and without checking it there is no point testing anything else. you cannot have any unsupported objects in this qvw at all (on any sheet, on any field etc) even if you only want to use that one pivot table.
2. If answer to point 1 is "yes" and if you dont have any unsupported objects then next thing is to check the filter in NPrinting.
So if it is [Year] field it is likely to be numerical and as I said in my previous post it is important to know what datatype you have on that field.
if it is numerical then you need to use " Numeric value is" option in the filter as shown on the screenshot below:
this is also documented in help document i suggested to study:
More on datatypes and filters here:
https://nprintingadventures.com/2019/02/15/the-pitfalls-of-nprinting-filters-part-1-dates-and-duals/
Hi Lech,
The qvw has many sheets and objects, so i think the nprinting filter not works because of the unsupported object. Thank you for your help.