Cross Tab design

[jleraille]

Hello,

I would like to modify my cross tab :

Color the first box on the top left like the one on the right and draw the line less thick

I tried with custom formatting but no effect.

In the Qlik documentation we see this formatting. Is there any way to change it?

Version  : QlikView12.20

Jacques

[Brett_Bleess]

Would be most helpful if you can attach sample app with the issue, so folks can check all the properties etc. directly to see if we can sort out a means to accomplish things.  

Regards,
Brett

[jleraille]

Hello Brett,

You can find a sample for example of what I want to improve

Thanks to have a look about that

Regards

Jacques

[jleraille]

Hi

No solution ?

Is it really acceptable to use such a graph in a report?
It doesn't Help "Sell" NPrinting solution

Jacques

[Brett_Bleess]

Apologies, have not had a chance to get to things, first week back, so had a lot to catch up on this week, hopefully next week will be better.  I do have a question though, should we move this to the Nprinting Forum, or is the issue on the QlikView side, I was a little confused after reading your last comment here, so if you can clarify that, I can be sure we have things in the right place.  I am out on Friday, but I will catch things on Monday morning.

Regards,
Brett

[jleraille]

Thanks a lot for your attention Brett

This is really a problem with QlikView.
The object appears like this in NPrinting as well as in QlikView Report

I talked about NPrinting because its use is already off-putting and if it is to offer such a visual it's not very great

Regards
Jacques

[Brett_Bleess · Accepted solution]

Jacques, I think to what you are referring is covered in the following Article I just updated with a screenshot, have a look at that and see if that answers your question here, but basically that is not part of the Pivot Table, that is the underlying canvas, so there is no way to get to it to change it.

Gray box in pivoted Pivot Table 

Regards,
Brett

[jleraille]

Brett, thanks for your reply.
I find that it is not satisfactory. Qlik allows a very large number of configuration and formatting but cannot allow the modification of this "underlying canvas"?
Too bad

Regards

Jacques