Can I surpress a text object if a value I am displaying is zero?

[#1]

Hi, I have some text fields around a Pie chart showing additional info about what is in the Pie Chart. The problem is, sometimes the result of an expression will be 0 (as in the number 0, not as a flag), and I don't want that text object to be displayed if there is no information to be displayed (Meta data with no data). Is there a way to do this? In any other development langauge I know like C# I could say object.Display = true or something, and stick that in an IF statement. Is there a way to do this in Qlickview?

Many Thanks

[Gysbert_Wassenaar]

Enable the option Conditional on the Layout tab of the properties window and enter the same expression used to calculate the value in the input field for the conditional expression. If the expression returns 0 the text box will be hidden. If the expression returns any value other than 0 the text box will be shown. 0 is false, anything else is true.

[rustyfishbones · Accepted solution]

Yes, create the IF Statement and in the layout tab, choose Show Condition

and add IF Statement in there

[#4]

Many thanks guys! Works perfectly