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datanibbler
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Structure of a QV_app - how to properly display it?

Hi,

there is this button "export structure" on the "sheets" tab of the document_properties_dialog

=> How do I have to open this so that it can be properly viewed, with the separators and all?

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

DataNibbler

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Go to excel.

Choose Data, Import from Text. Select Show All files at the bottom right and then double click on the file you exported. Import the file with a tab delimeter.

You will then get the following result.

Regards,

Marius

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Hi DataNibbler,

Import it into Excel as a tab delimeted file.

Regards,
Marius

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Go to excel.

Choose Data, Import from Text. Select Show All files at the bottom right and then double click on the file you exported. Import the file with a tab delimeter.

You will then get the following result.

Regards,

Marius

Gysbert_Wassenaar

The files contain tab separated data. You could use a spreadsheet program like MS-Excel to open it. Or load the data into a qlikview document.


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datanibbler
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Hi Marius,

that is cool! Thanks!

I was actually only looking at this as a way of getting a quick listing of all the objects on a sheet - the thought is, when I want to copy any KPI from one app to another, copying the script_tab is easy, but there might be 5 or 6 charts one over another, with variables governing visibility, so I need some kind of listing in order not to overlook anything.

That structure_listing, however, is also a great (very easy) way of learning how "calculation_intensive"  certain charts are and if it's worthwhile having a closer look at them.

Best regards,

DataNibbler

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Sure thing.

In this export you will however see what you are looking for. All objects. And a status to show if its visible or not visible.

Yeah, I agree with you. Its an awesome little functionality.


Regards,
Marius

datanibbler
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Right - the easiest tool to properly do a job is usually the one to choose, particularly when time is rare ... sometimes, however, people miss the word "properly" out of this sentence, which makes things a bit difficult...