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Is it possible to create same type of charts e.g. a line chart showing Sales vs Revenue for a country and  replicate this chart for different countries  in the same sheet . Or lets say is there a way to multi select countries from a list box and have each chart linked to each selection in the list box?
Thanks for your help.
 
					
				
		
 oknotsen
		
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		Make a chart and turn on "trellis" (bottom left on the Dimension tab) aimed at the country dimension.
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Trellis is what you want to do as pointed out by okg
You can find it under the chart properties:

Best,
S
 maxgro
		
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		open Data Visualization.qvw, usually in C:\Program Files\QlikView\Examples\Documents (QlikView install folder)
There is a trellis tab with 2 examples
 
					
				
		
Thank you for getting back. Looks like I dont have access to Trellis through my version, any workarounds?
 
					
				
		
 awhitfield
		
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		What sort of chart have you chosen in the screen shot above, it should be available for all except Pivot and Straight Table Charts.
Andy
 
					
				
		
 oknotsen
		
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		What version of QlikView are you running?
Trellis should be available on most charts since QlikView 11 (and probably earlier versions).
 richard_pearce6
		
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		Can you check your chart type?
Trellis won't be enabled if you're using a straight table or pivot table.
Richard
 
					
				
		
I'm running Qlivkiew 11 , but yes the chart type in question here is Pivot chart and Trellis is available with other chart types. Thank you so much for getting back. But is there a way I could use it for Pivot charts?
 
					
				
		
 oknotsen
		
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		No.
However, you could explain your use case and maybe there is a better solution to the problem than using a Pivot table.
But since it is a Pivot table, why not just add the country as the first Dimension; that should automatically make all other dimensions stacked on top of that and cause the result you want.
If not, please re-explain your problem.
