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Table Box/ Straight Table

Hi All

I have a table box consisting of fields:

[NAME]   [GUID]   [USER_ID]   [MODEL]

I only want the table to populate results if the "Model" field is not null based on the selection criteria.

How can I do this?

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Instead of MODEL use below

If(IsNull(MODEL) or LEN(TRIM(MODEL))=0,NULL(),1) as MODEL

Now create a table box and go to presentation tab...

SELECT MODEL and tick Omit Rows Where field is NULL

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simondachstr
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Think of maybe creating a straight table instead and suppressing nulls on the Model field

MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Instead of MODEL use below

If(IsNull(MODEL) or LEN(TRIM(MODEL))=0,NULL(),1) as MODEL

Now create a table box and go to presentation tab...

SELECT MODEL and tick Omit Rows Where field is NULL

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Author


Hi Manish

I'm pulling the MODEL field from a SQL table so therefore I can't use the QV expresion.

Or should I first get it from SQL then write the expression to recreate the field?

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Tabla:

SQL

SELECT *

FROM TABLE;

then in the resident load use the expression given by Manish.

LOAD

If(IsNull(MODEL) or LEN(TRIM(MODEL))=0,NULL(),1) as MODEL

RESIDENT Tabla;


Hope it helps!


Regards