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I'm trying to add a table included in the Printable sheet but I can't find out why. Why is my Catalogue sheet already in Pixel Perfect while Printable is not?
The sheets I have
The sheets that appear in Pixel Perfect ("Catalogue" only)
@Andrew_Kruger it was indeed because of this. Since I had a column with images, the whole table wasn't showing in the Add Levels panel. Thank you very much!
Hi @artmar
What I have noticed is that tables that have Calculated dimensions are not shown.
Do you have a calculated dimension in that table?
Regards
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Both sheets actually have at least one calculated dimension. I have no idea why Catalogue is in Pixel Perfect's levels while Printable isn't though.
Please follow this detailed step by step video which explains how to work with Pixel Perfect levels.
Kind regards...
This explains how levels work though, not how to add a sheet to my levels
Hi @artmar
Regards - Jandre
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You may add your sheet as an image within a report band.
That is described in the link I shared.
Kind regards...
Hey @artmar
It is possible the object selection window has detected some element in the table that are not fit for a level...and if that is the only object in the sheet then the sheet and its objects would not be listed.
reference - https://help.qlik.com/en-US/cloud-services/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/Reporting/Reporting-serv...
Using a calculated dimension as a level is not supported. Specifically, the following use cases are not supported:
Adding a calculated dimension as a master item, adding this master item to a chart, and then using the chart as a level.
Adding a calculated dimension expression to a chart, and then using the chart as a level.
You can, however, include tabular data consisting of calculated dimension columns inside a level.
You may need to tweak your source table and lean on the PixelPerfect table report creation including calculations and filters etc. see here https://help.qlik.com/en-US/cloud-services/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/Reporting/pixelperfect-h...
There is also a learning course here - https://academy.talend.com/student/path/2341589-qlik-reporting-creating-reports-with-pixelperfect-ed...
@Andrew_Kruger it was indeed because of this. Since I had a column with images, the whole table wasn't showing in the Add Levels panel. Thank you very much!