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bhasagar
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why cannot i add more than 6 images in Qlikview report header

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I need to show 8 images in header,only one at a time depending on different conditions.But in report editor it is giving me only 6 image list to choose from.Why is that? Can I add more or change some settings some where to allow me to add more than 6.Please help!!!

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Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

Try the alternate way of doing things:

"You may also manually enter the code &[Picture=filename] where filename is the complete filename and path of the file containing the graphics."

Found here:

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/qlikview/April2019/Subsystems/Client/Content/QV_QlikView/Print_Header_Fo...

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Brett

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bhasagar
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Thanks for the info Brett,

I tried giving the path but it is not working for me.

May be the path format is different.

As a work around,I have created duplicate report of the same report and added visibility conditions of the reports.

So 6 images in one report and other 2 in other report and made visible to the user only one report at a time as per condition.

Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

Did you use UNC path, or a mapped/physical drive path?  If things are on a network share, I would use the UNC path:

\\servername\sharename\folder....

Just be sure the share permissions and NTFS rights are properly configured at that point to align, as Windows uses most restrictive between the two...  The other catch is when a service is accessing things, it parses every folder in the path as well, so if a folder in the middle has more restrictive access then the end folder, you end up with the more restrictive...  Hopefully this may help a bit more.

Regards,
Brett

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