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Hi, I wanted to prepare Metric Board like below in my app, I wants to know what is the best way for this.
this one I did by tweaking Guage Chart, but find difficulties to align text. And, text appears here will change as per user language selection ex: Transactions in English convers Actas in Spanish.
what I need is:
Devices :208
Workstations :41
Transactions :1329
using
=Only({<Index={23}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) &repeat(' ',20-len(Only({<Index={23}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) ))&' : '&WorkStation#
=Only({<Index={24}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) &repeat(' ',20-len(Only({<Index={24}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) ))&' : '&Total.Sessions
=Only({<Index={25}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) &repeat(' ',20-len(Only({<Index={25}>} [$(=vDataLanguage)]) ))&' : '&TotalDevices
Pls. suggest If I do need to re-write this formula or else suggest any best way
Thanks!
To display metrics like this, you don't really need charts. You can use simple text boxes.
Put the string in a text box to the left, and the corresponding measure in a text box to the right. Space them in such a way that the left text box is large enough to accept the longest string. Whatever the language.
It may be a bit more work, but the end result will be very nice.
For an example, visit the Qlik demo site and search for a document called Executive Dashboard. The measures in the grey area on the first sheet are all formatted like this.
Best,
Peter
Hi Peter,
I should be able to move this dashboard any where in the report without much effort. But, if create text box for teach metric, I can't move entire Metric in a single go rt ? I have to be move each single text object and rearrange.
Thanks!
Hello!
You don't have to use multiple text boxes (especially if you use one text format for output string).
You can create one textbox with expression like this:
='Metric1: '& sum(metric1) & chr(13)
'Metric2: '& sum(metric2) & chr(13)
'Metric3: '& sum(metric3) & chr(13)
and so on
P.S.: chr(13) it's a carriage return
Indeed. The object grouping/ungrouping feature is still missing in QlikView.
An alternative that lets you easily/automatically align texts and metrics and at the same time offers you single-click movement and repositioning is to use a straight table. How to do this?
The font face, size and other properties aren't really important now. Just the alignment options in the PResentation tab.
Best,
Peter