Agreed, sounds like alternate states would do the trick:
14.15 Alternate States
Description
You can use Alternate States to perform comparative analysis between sets of multiple data items, for example
for basket analysis purposes. A state holds a set of selections.
The QlikView developer can create multiple states within a QlikView document and apply these states to
specific objects within the document. The end-user can create copies of these objects (server objects) and
then put those objects into different states.
The most important difference between Detach and Alternate States is that ALL objects in a given state will
respond to user selections made in that state. Objects in a given state are not affected by user selections in
the other states.
