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alexis
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

A design question: switching views

I have 2 sets of data that I want to visualise.

For the sake of simplicity, assume that I have to display a set of INVOICES and a set of CREDIT NOTES.

For reasons that are irrelevant to the question, these 2 entities do NOT share a calendar. Instead the Invoices have a calendar called "FSB Invoice" calendar and the credit notes a calendar called "FSB_Creditnotes"

I incorporated a mewachanism based on 2 variables "vInvoicesVisible" and "vCreditNotesVisible" and using the 2 large buttons that you see I make the chart/table combinations visible/invisible dependent on which one the user clicks. (see below).

It works fine but I am convinced that there are more elegant and efficient ways of handling this scenario - anytbody have any ideas or examples??

Thanks in advance

Alexis

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_creditnotes.jpg

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Anonymous
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This is fine, but one button and one variable is enough in this case.  Button would toggle the variable between two values.  Button text also would be conditional based on the value of the same variable.
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