They were all showing incorrectly. However, I found a work-around.
Instead of having this in one expression, I made two expressions. For example:
(count({<[Dummy1] = {'0'}, dummy2 = {'1'}, Dummy3 = {'1'}, DateType = {'Created'}>} Pkey)
+
count({<Dummy4= {'1'}, DateType = {'Created'}>} [Control Number])),
and
(count({<[Dummy1] = {'0'}, dummy2= {'1'}, Dummy3= {'1'}, DateType = {'Created'}, CanonicalDate = {$(vTwelveRolling)}>} Pkey)
+
count({<Dummy4= {'1'}, DateType = {'Created'}, CanonicalDate = {$(vTwelveRolling)}>} [Control Number])))
The only difference between these expressions is that one contains A Date Limitation using Set Analysis, and the other does not.
Now, using conditional formatting I can build off of your expressions.
vWeekMonth = 1 AND $(vSADate)
for the first expression
and
vWeekMonth = 1 AND $(vSANoDate)
for the second expressions,
where
$(vSADate) =
(GetSelectedCount(CanonicalYear) = 0 AND GetSelectedCount(CanonicalQuarter) = 0 AND GetSelectedCount(CanonicalMonth) = 0 AND GetSelectedCount(CanonicalWeekName) = 0 AND GetSelectedCount(CanonicalWeekDay) = 0)
and
$(vSANoDate) =
(GetSelectedCount(CanonicalYear) > 0 OR GetSelectedCount(CanonicalQuarter) > 0 OR GetSelectedCount(CanonicalMonth) > 0 OR GetSelectedCount(CanonicalWeekName) > 0 OR GetSelectedCount(CanonicalWeekDay) > 0)
So, for me to be give my end-user the ability to toggle through both a Monthly and Weekly view, plus have set analysis limit each to 12 months and 12 weeks respectively with the ability to make their own date selections, i.e. 3 years of data, or >12 weeks of data, I have to create 4 variations of one expression.
I personally enjoy qlikview, but this seems to be a major limitation. I also find it very surprising that I cannot find any documentation on an end-user having a requirement like this. is it really the case that end-users want to see all their data on the X-AXIS and using the scroll bar, or only showing x number of periods using set analysis, but not being able to have the freedom to make their own selection afterward without doing what I've done above...
