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Self Sizing TableView Rows

Hi all!

We use QlikView 11 to show data from our IT Ticket System.

The developed app performs great and looks nice. As a QlikView-Designer you have to decide a specific row height for the table control, there is no option like "dynamic row height". So it comes that very often history-text ist shown truncated, only the Tool-Tip will show you all text. Even the Reporteditor prints only the number of reserved lines each row.

Are there any ideas?

Thanks for your help.

Andre

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marcus_sommer
MVP
MVP

If there aren't many varities between the needed row-heights you could count the len from this text divided with a max-char-number per row and create with them an extra field and used then several tables to show the text (maybe with some conditions and/or overlapping and layout-adjustments).

Also you could try to use an extension with these functionalities or you create such table inside from another object, maybe a textbox: QlikTip #39: Displaying Html content within QlikView (Minimalistic HtmlTextBox Object Extension)

- Marcus

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marcus_sommer
MVP
MVP

If there aren't many varities between the needed row-heights you could count the len from this text divided with a max-char-number per row and create with them an extra field and used then several tables to show the text (maybe with some conditions and/or overlapping and layout-adjustments).

Also you could try to use an extension with these functionalities or you create such table inside from another object, maybe a textbox: QlikTip #39: Displaying Html content within QlikView (Minimalistic HtmlTextBox Object Extension)

- Marcus

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Thanks Marcus!

Very good idea, transforming data to html and give it to an Extension...

Andre