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Change automatically between values in a field
Hi all,
Is there a way in qlikview that allows me to automatically change the selected value in the filter.
The filter of above i need to select every region individually it took me a lot of time and i only need to check some graphics. So my question is if there some way or even macro to set it select first value and after some seconds change to the next one?.
Thanks in advanced.
Uriel
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See attached example. This may or may not work in the ajax client. And it can lead to performance problems since it will continuously recalculate any visible charts because the selections change every second.
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See attached example. This may or may not work in the ajax client. And it can lead to performance problems since it will continuously recalculate any visible charts because the selections change every second.
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I have doubts regarding the formula.
I understand that the mod section is for the element_no for FieldValue and that 6 is the number of elements in my field but why did you add +1 at the end of mod?.
What is "Sencond(Now())+1" doing?
Thank you for your help!.
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See the online help for the Mod function to see what it does:
If you look at the examples you'll see the Mod function can return 0. But the FieldValue function needs index values starting at 1. That's why I add the +1 at the end.
Try things out in a textbox object to see what they do.
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