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Hi,
I build a very long page with many tables. The layout needs to remain this way for various reasons, but the tables themselves fall under different categories. What I'm asking is if there's a way to create a button (or any other solution) that by clicking it the view will jump to a specific section of the sheet, (something like you will see in many websites) ?
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You can try use the actions in the button object.
Best Regards.
Tonial.
Hi,
you can create a button, then make it activate a variable something like =if(vShow=1,0,1)
and on the table layout you chose the condition that shows the table 
setting variables is under setting-->variable overview
hope that helped
Hi,
Can you please explain detail what you needed.
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You should separate your objects in several sheets. Within the sheets you could put the objects one above the other and controled the visibility per variable (settings in layout) and/or put the opbjects in container-boxes which could also be nested. This could you control per macros or actions in buttons which choose the sheet or perhaps bookmark and/or set variable-values and so on. If you have any scroll-bars the usability isn't really good ...
- Marcus
All, thanks for trying to help.
What I have is one long sheet with many pivot tables one below the other.
This has to remain the format.
I cannot break it to different sheets or to use conditional show/hide.
That's why I asked how I can get a "jump to" functionality, for places within the same sheet.
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I Think this isn't possible, it isn't a native functionality in qv. Which advantages have you with several large tables on one sheet?
- Marcus