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datanibbler
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Is there any way to find out about different states?

Hello,

I wonder: Is there any way, in an app that has several states defined, to find out which sheets/ charts use each state? Apart from opening every single sheet and chart and documenting it if it hasn't been done before?

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

DataNibbler

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marcus_sommer

Maybe with something like this:

- Marcus

petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Yes it is - almost - for all charts you can find out but not if a sheet belongs to an alternate state.

If you have already defined one or more alternate states in you QlikView document you can go to:

Document Properties / Sheets and the table of Sheet Objects will have a new column named State which can be sorted. The list of Sheets will not have this extra column - must be something they forgot... it seems like a bug.

Unfortunately if you can export the structure by pressing the Export Structure button the column State will not appear in the text file - clearly a bug - something they forgot when they introduced Alternate States.


2018-04-18 13_32_24-Document Properties [Data Visualization].png

The "Data Visualization" app doesnt contain any Alternate States so until you define one this column State will not appear....

datanibbler
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Hi Petter,

okay. That helps me, kind of. So I'll still have to parse through every sheet in the app to find out, but that cannot be helped. The developer of an app should document this from the start (or rather, should have documented it ...)

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

DataNibbler

petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

With a macro as marcus_sommer‌ suggests you can probably get the state for both the sheets and the sheet objects.