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Is there a way to hide unassociative or disabled Multibox?

Is there a way to hide unassociative or disabled Multibox? Any help would be appreciated.

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Hi,

Conditional display of objects can be set under the object properties > Layout > Show > Conditional.

For example, to display an object when a variable vShow has the value 'Display', you would type in this field: vShow = 'Display' or Match(vShow, 'Display').

As to your request and if I get it correctly, you would like to hide a multibox if there is no possible values to be selected in the fields ?

If that's so then you could write in the conditional show of the multibox the below (replace with your actual fieldnames and repeat for all fields contained in your multibox):

GetPossibleCount(FieldName1) > 0 and GetPossibleCount(FieldName2) > 0 etc....

Hope this helps.

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Hi,

Conditional display of objects can be set under the object properties > Layout > Show > Conditional.

For example, to display an object when a variable vShow has the value 'Display', you would type in this field: vShow = 'Display' or Match(vShow, 'Display').

As to your request and if I get it correctly, you would like to hide a multibox if there is no possible values to be selected in the fields ?

If that's so then you could write in the conditional show of the multibox the below (replace with your actual fieldnames and repeat for all fields contained in your multibox):

GetPossibleCount(FieldName1) > 0 and GetPossibleCount(FieldName2) > 0 etc....

Hope this helps.

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Thanks Jean-Pierre Bakhache. Used GetPossibleCount(FieldName) > 0 and it worked perfectly. I really appreciate your help.

qlikpahadi07
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Hi,

adding few more with if you need to Hide unassociative  data from list box you can simple go to property->General tab and select Hide Excluded

Also mark  jp_bakhache as correct answer so that it will be helpful for others too.



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