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Anonymous
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Using Show Conditional

So I have two objects that I want to lay over each other. The point is to make the user make a selection of a zip code before the values are present. So once a zip code is selected the zip code object disappears and the other object is visible. I was using

Count ([Zip Code]) = 1

but it didn't seem to be working for me. I am new to this function of qlikview and am hoping someone can assist.

Thanks

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danieloberbilli
Specialist II
Specialist II

in chart properties Object1: Layout tab > Show Condition: getselectedcount([Zip Code])=0

in chart properties Object2: Layout tab > Show Condition: getselectedcount([Zip Code])>0

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danieloberbilli
Specialist II
Specialist II

in chart properties Object1: Layout tab > Show Condition: getselectedcount([Zip Code])=0

in chart properties Object2: Layout tab > Show Condition: getselectedcount([Zip Code])>0

Anonymous
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Daniel,

Thanks so much. What if I want to add multiple fields and I wanted the functionality to be if the user picked any of these functions then the data (graphs,charts, etc.) would show up?

danieloberbilli
Specialist II
Specialist II

you could list all the fields with OR like this:

GetSelectedCount(Field1)>0 OR GetSelectedCount(Field2)>0 OR...