Clock in QlikView

[Anonymous]

For those of you who like solving puzzles - take a look at this toy, and try to figure out how it works. It's not terribly complex...
http://community.qlik.com/media/p/67802.aspx
Two warnings:
- Don't try it in production applications - it takes too much of CPU time.
- It works pretty bad in 9[:(], so use an erlier version. Works fine in 8.50 though.

[#2]

Micheal,

Trying to find out, but don't know how it works. Most of the objects are hiding, also macro window and edit sctipt are hiding.

How did you do that? Can you explain me.

Thanks,

Raghu.

[#3]

Hi Raghu,

Try following the below link.

You`ll an idea.

http://blog.axc.net/?p=780

Cheers

- Sridhar

[Anonymous]

Sridhar
You're spoiling all the fun...
I'm looking into your link now. No, it is a little different. Expressions that I use are a liitle more complex. As I can recall, I tried first something simple like in that link, and it had limitations. But in general, the idea is close.

[#5]

Hi Michael,

Sry for so late reply. I know you people are experts in Qlikview.

I was just searching for other stuffs in community and come across this post and i have seen your reply just now .

Could you share us the expression and concept which you used in your application..? so that i can also learn some new stuffs from your concept.

And more over your application is not working in QV 9. i use QV 9.00.7119.0409 version.

Thanks in advance.

- Sridhar