Dynamic name change from script fields, based upon user selection

[marcus_steggall]

Hi All,

I have a quick question, around some dynamic names i'd like to implement within ad hoc reporting.

As per my attached files

1. script - this shows you the list of dimensions and measures, available within the ad hoc reporting.

2. dashboard view - this shows you how the output looks, within the table... when the user selects year 2019.

So when the user selects the year, those headings and data will change accordingly.

My question is relating the the Measures list. How can i get these talking to the selection of Year? so instead of Revenue Current YTD, it will show Revenue 2019 as an option to select.

Any help would be great thanks

[jonathandienst]

You could simply adjust the measure text during the load. If you post your script (just that in your image) as text, someone can suggest ways t do this if you are not sure.

[marcus_steggall]

Here is the actual text, within the script... that drives the names of the dimensions.

Not sure how you would make this dynamic, so when say someone selects 2019 in the dashboard, this would update the measure.

Thanks

Dimensions:
LOAD
*
INLINE [
Dimension
Client Lead Name
Client Lead Manager Name
Lead Manager Name
Department No.
Department Name
Colleague No.
Colleague Name
Client No.
Client Name
Matter No.
Fixed Fee Mapping
Matter Name
Matter Type. ];

Measures:
LOAD
*
INLINE [
Measures
Worked Hours Current YTD
Worked Hours Prior YTD
Revenue Current YTD
Revenue Prior YTD
Timecost Current YTD
Timecost Prior YTD
WUDs Current YTD
WUDs Prior YTD ];

[Brett_Bleess]

Marcus, have a Design Blog post that might give you a point in a direction, not sure how good it is, but worth a look for the concept I think.

https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/Slowly-Changing-Dimensions/ba-p/1464187

Here is the base URL to this area in case you want to search further for things that might help:

https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/bg-p/qlik-design-blog

Sorry I do not have something better, but my post will also kick things back up too, so someone may chime in with something else too given the extra info you provided.

Regards,
Brett