I think the easiest way would be to create your map like it's created within excel as a matrix of 23 rows * 46 columns = 1058 cells and thereof about 50% because you don't need one for the empty (grey) background cells - only that the creating needs within qlikview more efforts then in excel because you need for each cell a single textbox.
I think it would be possible too, to use several straight tables and line-objects which may lay over eachother and/or over an background-image - but I'm not sure that that will be easier.
Although it needs some efforts it must not take ages then if you had created one textbox of a certain group of your textboxes with the appropriate logic (expressions-loop or variable to react on the user-selections and your color-logig and other layout-requirements) you could simply copy the object and adjust the number within the expression to which number it is related.
Thats many work and probably not the answer which you wanted to hear but if "normal" tables and/or charts aren't enough then is qlikview rather not the most flexible tool. Conceivable are also some kind of extension - I have already seen mappings from inside of buildings but it won't be a simple job to adjust such extension to your needs and therefore you will be already finish with the boring work of creating many textboxes before you have found really valid informations about the possibilities of such extensions.
- Marcus
