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naveen341
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Two List boxs to select max and min value of one field

HI Team

I have a field called dollar amonut which is like 100.230,550 etc.

users need a functionality like two list boxes where in one list box he can select mn value and other max values .Its kind ofrange select but needed in list box.

can you please help with this 

 

 

Thanks in Advance

@rwunderlich @sunny_talwar

@marcus_sommer,@Oleg_Troyansky , @sunny_talwar,@rubenmarin ,

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Vegar
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Is it important to the design that you use two list boxes or could I suggest a slider for this purpose? It will allow you to select a amount interval without any further manipulation to your data model/alternate states.

It is pretty straight forward, just right click in application-> new sheet object -> Slider/Calendar object.

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naveen341
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The requirement is to have list box or search object
It would be great if you can provide the solution using list box
Vegar
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  • Create two new alternative states, one named minimum and one named maximum. 
  • Create two list boxes with the Dollar field
  • Assign one to the minimum state and the other to the maximum state.
  • Create an expression like this:

SUM( {<Dollars= {">=$(=min({minimum}Dollars))<=$(=min({maximum}Dollars))"}>} Sales) 

 

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/qlikview/November2017/Subsystems/Client/Content/Alternate States.htm

naveen341
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@Vegar  thank you for the solution.

Can you please help me with sample example i am not able to acheive it .

Vegar
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naveen341
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HI @Vegar

thank you for solution

But i need a measure amount should be dollar not the dimenison how can i implement that 

Vegar
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The measure is calculating dollars, I just added Dollars as a dimension as well just to point my case. Try taking  my expression into another object without Dollars as a dimension and you will find it to adjust according to your dollar selections.