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I'm facing troubles through the following:
I have an excel file which has a straigh table on sheet 'A'. On sheet 'B' there is a reference lookup to table on 'Sheet A' that displays in a single page one row of sheet 'B' as a report. Therefore we have something like this:
Sheet 'A':
ID Folio Type
1 GA/20202 Electronics
2 GA/2012 Goods
And so on for n number of records,
Now in sheet 'B'
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Title
Page 1
ID: 1 Type: Electronics
Folio: GA/20202
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Now going to next page...
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Page 2
ID: 1 Type: Goods
Folio: GA/2012
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And so on for each record in sheet 'B'
Is this possible in Qlikview:
- i've tried using Excel but it is not in the server therefore not an option
- i tried multipage report option but it is not flexible on sppliting the cells accordingly to the example..
Any option or idea may help and would be appreciated.
Regards,
Hi,
First create the report in QlikView, dragging and dropping the objects from your dashboard to the empty blank page. Then, in the Report screen where you see the page now with the objects, go to the Page menu, Page settings, select the "Banding" tab, click on "Loop page over possible values in field" and select Type from the dropdown. Accept and click ok.
In the reports menu you will see your report name as usual, but if you click on it you will see how QlikView loops the field Type and creates as many pages as values the field Type stores (in your example above, two). Click on Print Preview and you will see the same objects and page layout, margins, header, footer and so according to what you specified in the step above, but the values in the chart will change on each page according to each value.
Hope that helps.
Miguel