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mphekin12
Specialist
Specialist

Table Chart Question

Hello,

I was wondering if there is any way to set a dimension in a Table Chart as unselectable to a user.  For example, if I had an Area dimension that had the values North, South, West and East in it, usually if a user clicks on North, the chart will refresh with only data that is associated with the North area.  Is there any way to disable this functionality so that when the user clicks on the Area nothing happens?

Any information would be grealy appreciated!

16 Replies
christian77
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hi:

Unfortunately, sometimes we can't do what we have on mind. It's very difficult to filter and not to filter at the same time. I've just made an example of what IsrarKhan have said. It does not work. It does not filter by any dimension. I saw it as the correct answer but it is not.

Good luck.

struniger
Creator
Creator

How about a trigger that clears the selection on this dimension?

It just means that in the entire application you can't do any selections on that dimension.

Anonymous
Not applicable

may be you can use the lock field option in document properties.

rodrigo_damas
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II


This is for the entire application or just for an especific chart?

If it is for the entire application, you can put an action in the Area field that everytime you select Area, it will clear the field Area. So, anytime you try to select an Area it will clear the area selection.

To do this you go:

Settings>>Document Properties >> Triggers >> On Field Event Triggers, you may Add Action(s) On Select in the field you want to disable >> Add >> Selection >> Clear Field >> OK >> Put in the Field box, the name of the field you want to clear, in this case, Area.

I hope it helps.

DavidFoster1
Specialist
Specialist

I think you are fighting against the fundamental behaviour of the table chart.

nizamsha
Specialist II
Specialist II

PFA

mphekin12
Specialist
Specialist
Author

David,

I agree with you 100% percent.  Unfortunately the customer doesn't see it that way.