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Combine 2 Objects in a Print function (PDF report)?

Hi,

I found a post (which was good), but did'nt answer all the questions that I had: http://community.qlik.com/message/167525#167525

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I have a sheet with a "Line Chart" and a "Straight Table" (and other objects like "List Box"s (about 8 LB's), a "Current Selection Box", a couple of "Buttons", and so on....

  • Q1:If I only want to print the Line Chart object and the Straight Table Objec in a pdf, how do I solve this...?

  • Q2: To see the selections that the the Line Chart shows in the pdf report - Im thinking of printing the Current Selection object and thestraight tabl object - is this a good practice, or can I write a macro (for example) with text descibing what is selected in a nice format...?

                    Under the Straight Table object in the PDF report:               

                                        Date: 12.12.2011

                                        Department: East

                                        Product: Shoes

                                        and so on... for example...

  • Q3: Regarding the two questions above (Q1 and Q2) => printing two obejcts in one pdf report: How can I set the order (i.e I want the Line Chart first, and then Straight Table in a A4 format..)?
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vgutkovsky
Master II
Master II

  1. Create a new report. Drag only those 2 charts into that report. Note the report ID. Create a button on the sheet with an action associated to print that report ID.
  2. You don't need a macro, you can create a nicely formatted text object. See attached for an example.
  3. That's just a matter of how you position the objects when you drag them in. Also see attached.

Regards,

Vlad

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vgutkovsky
Master II
Master II

  1. Create a new report. Drag only those 2 charts into that report. Note the report ID. Create a button on the sheet with an action associated to print that report ID.
  2. You don't need a macro, you can create a nicely formatted text object. See attached for an example.
  3. That's just a matter of how you position the objects when you drag them in. Also see attached.

Regards,

Vlad

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Nice Thanx Vlad!