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I have a text object where I would like to launch MS Outlook with a particular email address and standard subject text. From there requestor will type the content of the email.
Thanks for the help.
Jeff
After this you need to parse the result something like this
=subfield(Variable2, '=' ,5)&'@MyDomain.com'
Hi Ivan,
Awesome!! Thank you so much. It worked out well. In case of any query in QlikView I would contact you.
Wish you a great time ahead. Bye for now.
Regards,
Arun.
Hi Ivan,
I am having data extracted from SQL table and I am matching it with an inline table to get a field.
But the null data is not coming in the chart. Please help me on this.
Below is my inline table
Start:
ADD LOAD * Inline [_HW_Code, _SW, _SW Name, _BUSINESS, _Domain, _SW Domain Desc, _L1, _L2
BB, RR, Services, Support, <NULL>, <NULL>, Services, Services
<NULL>, <NULL>, Others, Others, Others, Others, Others, Others
] ;
Below is my Dimension expression in sparkline chart
=if(HW=_HW_Code,if(Match([_L1],'Segment','Services','Software','Engineering','Technology','Support')>0,[_L1],'Others')
,If(IsNull(_HW_Code),'Others'))
Note:
'Supress when value is null' is NOT ticked, nor is 'Supress zero-values' or 'Supress Missing'.
When loading your data from SQL try using NullAsValue statement before the load(see QlikView help for NullAsValue and NullAsNull)
Also before your inline load add this
SET NULLINTERPRET=<NULL>;
Regards,
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
Thank you very much. It worked.
Regards,
Arun.
Arun,
You may want to start a new tread if you have a question unrelated to this one.
Regards,
Ivan
You can use the Open URL action and set the URL using the mailto keyword.
For example you could write the following the URL to send an email to Obama@whiltehouse.gov with the subject Congrats Obama.
='mailto:obama@whitehouse.gov?subject=Congrats%20Obama'
Hi Ivan,
Thank you for your suggestion. I tried several times, but I have been denied logging a new thread. But I am able to reply to the existing threads, Strange!
Regards,
Arun.