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Anonymous
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Error in calling function

Hi,

I'm just learning how to create SUB and FUNCTION in Qlikview.  I have a function called CreateExcel() which accepts an ObjectID.

If I do a Test within the Edit Module, it creates the Excel with the object id I passed in.  However if I place this call in the Load Script like

call CreateExcel("TB01");

I get this error:

Script line error: call CreateExcel("TB01")

If I used this syntax in load script

LET vRetVal = CreateExcel("TB01");

I didn't get the error but no Excel generated either.

What's the right syntax to call this in load script?

Thanks

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

I don't think you can access the chart objects from within the script execution.

jer_2011
Creator II
Creator II

Hello,

the option I recommend,

add a trigger, after charging, running the macro,

example:

Anonymous
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Author

OK, thank you.  This makes sense now that I'm thinking about it as the document objects haven't loaded yet.

I think I was just anxious to test out the macro.   I am assuming you can create a button to invoke the function?  How do you pass in the parameter?

Anonymous
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Author

Hi  jer_2011

Yes, your suggestion worked !!.  Now how do I pass in the Object ID to the function?

Thanks!

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

I don't think so either. For example, if you run this script under QVB control, there are no UI objects at all. They only get created when QVS loads the document in memory and tries to visualise whatever you created on your sheets.

jer_2011
Creator II
Creator II

Hello

example Object ID to Excel

sub Macro1()

Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
objExcel.Workbooks.Open("c:\Excel.xls")  ' file name excel
objExcel.Visible = True

objExcel.Sheets("sheet1").activate

ActiveDocument.GetSheetObject("TX03"). CopyBitmapToClipboard  ' Objet ID

objExcel.Sheets("sheet1").cells(2,2).select
objExcel.Sheets("sheet1").paste

ActiveDocument.GetSheetObject("CH05"). CopyBitmapToClipboard  ' Objet ID

objExcel.Sheets("sheet1").cells(2,4).select

objExcel.Sheets("sheet1").paste

end sub

Anonymous
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Yes, I know how to code the function to accept a parameter.  But how do I call it using the trigger example you provided in above?  When I entered in the Macro Name like CreateExcel("TB01") to include the object id, it did not work.  Maybe my syntax isn't correct?  Thank you again.

jer_2011
Creator II
Creator II

Hi

to work with the example that happens, just add the name of the macro

Anonymous
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But you're hard coding the object id - like TX03, CH05 in your example.

I want to find out how to pass in dynamically.  Is this possible?