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issue on hiding objects

Hi

i have implemented some hiding objects scenario  in my Application which is working fine in development but when i moved into access point hiding are not working

Thanks,

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Colin-Albert

Can you post examples of the expressions you are using to hide the objects and details of exactly what is or is not working?

Some screen-shots may help.

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Author

just i am using show condition . I have written like in Layout--->fieldname=fieldvalue

example:

Country='Uk'

Colin-Albert

QlikView is fully case sensitive, so 'Uk' and 'UK' are different values.

You could ensure that the test evaluates to 1 or 0 by using    If(Country = 'Uk', 1, 0)

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Author

i did but still not working in Access point.

rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Do you have more data in the copy in Access Point? Or is it the same data?

Country='Uk'


would be true only if 'Uk' was the only Country in the data or the only Country selected. It would not be true if 'Uk' was one of the possible Country values.


-Rob

andrespa
Specialist
Specialist

Hi, which type of object are not working on the access point? I've seen this before just with containers, is that your case?

Best regards,

Andrés

beck_bakytbek
Master
Master

Hi abubakar,

do you have a screenshot, your screenshot would solve your Problem quickly

beck

ciaran_mcgowan
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi,

You could try GetCurrentSelections() instead of FieldValue. Below should accomplish what you are looking for, along with remove any leading spaces and convert to uppercase (just to be sure it isn't case issue).

UPPER(Trim(Subfield(GetCurrentSelections(Country),':',2)))='UK'