SOLVED - Help with clocks

[#1]

Good morning,

I'm starting with QlikView and am having a doubt.

I have a simple table with the following columns:

Students, Note 1, Note 2.

And with the following records:

Peter, 10, 8

John, 8, 7

Maria, 9, 8

He wanted to build a clock for each student using the relationship as an expression: Note 2/Note 1. Turns out so I can mount the clock to record a time and wanted three records, one for each student.

I think we have a situation where you can make the expression independent of selection, but do not know how.

Any tips?

Grateful Gledson

Sorry for my poor English (by google translator)

[lironbaram]

hei

attach is an example

hope i understood you

hope its helps you

[#3]

Thanks RoiUser,

Initially I thought of putting multiple clocks floating around, but I found your very good solution.

Thank you and have a good day.

[spividori]

Hi.

Here is another way to do it.

Regards.

[#5]

Thanks Sandro,

Well, the numbers are not real, and staffs also are fictional, but the idea is something like the attachment.

I made two tabs, the view you would like to know what was best.

Thanks,

Gledson

[#6]

Hi Gledson,

The graphs are ok, but in my opinion the colors graduation is not OK.. example, if someone had more than 70% is Green, between 50% and 70% is yellow and above that red.

See ya, ahhhhh.. How´s the Floripa City? i saw on the Document Properties the Seprol´s name.

[#7]

Hi Junior,

The watches are for the result of the reduction of the effective provision of advisory services and scale down is the deadline for achieving the goal. The place I work bought QlikView Seprol of which is a partner of Toccato and we use this default layout.

And Floripa ... ah, sun, beach, beautiful people, almost a paradise 😉

Hugs,

Gledson