Is it possible to add a table of contents to a report?

[Anonymous]

We have a request from a customer to add a table of contents to the reports of the QlikView application.

Is it possible to add a table of contents to a report?

rgrds Anita

[jagan]

Hi,

Is Table of Contents consists of the charts/widgets you did in Qlikview?

If the details of widgets in Inline or Excel file and display those in Table Box.

If my understanding was wrong, can you explain your requirement with example.

Regards,

Jagan.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

An QlikVIew application has the possiblity to make reports the user can export (this is an option in the menu).

We did make some reports for the QlikView application, but since there are different things displayed on multiple pages (say 65) it's good to have a table of content.

This report is sent to customers which do not have QlikView, and if the pdf contains about 65 pages with different data it is easier to search with a table of content.

rgrds,

Anita

[Miguel_Angel_Baeyens]

Hi Anita,

There's not such an option in QlikView, but you can create a table box, or a straight table chart with the contents and the page number. You can even load this as a different table in your script so you can put this chart in your report and get printed. It will do as well if you have several reports, and you label them in the table. Another option is to create a treeviee listbox (previously loaded in the script) with the hierarchy of contents and the number of page where each chart is.

Page numbers will be static, though.

Hope that helps.

Miguel

[Anonymous]

I already suspected that QlikView report's couldn'r have a table of content, but didn't know for sure.

Our page numbers are not static, so we just can't do anything with this.

thx for your answer

Anita

[Anonymous]

store tha table in variable...and raise the chart using variable...

[Anonymous]

as said, the number of pages are not static but flexible (depends on the amount of data displayed).

there is no such way of storing that and displaying it in a chart . . . because we don't have the page numbers of each displayed object.