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This situation should be avoided, which leads to the conclusion that loosely coupled in combination with non-hierarchical dimensions should be used with care. Note! The Total Mode (as set on the chart’s Expressions page) is set to Expression Total (default) in all the cases above. If the Sum of Rows mode is used there is no difference between the two cases. 14.14 Alternate States Description QlikView allows users to detach a chart from the underlying data model. When a chart is detached, the object no longer responds to user selections. When the user re-attaches the object, it instantly updates to reflect the current state of the selections. Alternate States are similar to this. The QlikView developer can create multiple states within a QlikView document and apply these states to specific objects within the document. The end-user can create copies of these objects (server objects) and then put those objects into different states. The most important difference between Detach and Alternate States is that ALL objects in a given state will respond to user selections made in that state. Objects in a given state are not affected by user selections in the other states. Alternate States are not accessible in the load script. They are a UI feature. The developer invokes the Alternate States dialog from Alternate States... button on the Document Properties: General tab. The QlikView developer can create any number of states within the QlikView document and provides a name for each state created. Once Alternate States functionality is enabled, the QlikView developer can also create new states from within screen objects. End-users who access QlikView documents from a QlikView Server can make use of Alternate States but cannot create Alternate States. Note! Alternates States functionality is enabled by a QlikView developer and should be used with caution as it can cause great confusion with end-users. State Identifiers The state names created by the QlikView developer are known as State Identifiers. There are two states that are always available; default state and inherited. The default state is the state where most QlikView usage occurs and is represented by $. The QlikView document is always in the default state. Objects can inherit states from higher level objects, such as sheets and containers. This means that states are inherited as such: Document - Sheet - Sheet Objects. The sheets and sheet objects are always in the inherited state unless overridden by the QlikView developer. Logical Behavior when Using Alternate States Pressing the Clear button affects all states. However, a menu item has been added to the Clear button dropdown menu that allows a user clear the selections of a specific state. Pressing the Back and Forward buttons affects all states. There is no mechanism to move back and forward through specific states. Pressing the Lock and Unlock buttons affects all states. It is not possible to lock and unlock specific states with these buttons. It is possible to lock specific fields in states by using the right-click menu on list boxes in a specific state. The menu items in the Selections menu apply to all states. There is no mechanism to affect specific states in this menu. 122
Features in Alternate States The following features are included in the Alternate States: l There is no automatic on-screen indication that objects or expressions are in, or reference, alternate states. It is up to the QlikView developer to provide this information to the end-user using the State- Name() function. l Alternate States can be used with linked objects. The state applies to all instances of an object. Changing a state on a linked object will put the other linked objects into the same state. l Variables belong to the default state. Changes in other states will not affect variable values. l Triggers fire in all states. l Actions can be set to occur in specific states. One known exception is the Run Macro action. It can be set to run in a specific state; however macros fire in all states. l Objects that make use of a missing state (the state was removed by a developer) will revert to the default state though the Alternate State drop-down, that will display information such as: AlternateStateName . 123
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Reference Manual Version 11.0 for M
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Content Part 1 Introduction Content
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Contents 14.10 Search 113 14.11 Adv
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Contents 29.9 Inherited Access Rest
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Contents 39.6 Caption 538 40 Text O
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Contents 51.11 Colors 643 51.12 Num
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Contents 58.5 Expressions 696 58.6
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Contents 73 Calculated Formulas 851
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Part 1 Introduction Part 1 Introduc
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Mouse Conventions l The description
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Alert E-mail to Document Administra
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3 Compatibility Issues for Earlier
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Part 2 Installation Part 2 Installa
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5.3 Serialization Part 2 Installati
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6 OLE DB and ODBC 6.1 OLE DB QlikVi
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Part 3 Navigation and Basics Part 3
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7.2 The Start Page The Getting Star
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Part 3 Navigation and Basics QlikVi
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QlikView Publisher Part 3 Navigatio
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8 Getting Started Wizard The Gettin
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Step 3 - Save File The Save As dial
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Step 6 - Add Expression Step 6 of t
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l TX.xml l LA.xml l SL.xml l SO.xml
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Save Saves the present configuratio
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Export Export Contents... This alte
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Advanced Search Opens the Advanced
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Promote Sheet Moves the (tab of the
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More... Opens the Bookmarks dialog,
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Document The name of the .qvw docum
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11 Toolbars and Status Bar 11.1 Too
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11.3 Navigation Toolbar The QlikVie
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Page 129 and 130: Edit Info Here it is possible to ed
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Page 133 and 134: 16 Reports Printing a report often
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Page 137 and 138: Edit Menu Copy Copies the currently
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Page 143 and 144: The Margins Tab Report Settings, Ma
Page 145 and 146: General Page Settings, General tab
Page 147 and 148: Report Editor: Item Settings Dialog
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Page 153 and 154: Events The Events group is used for
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Page 163 and 164: 19 Expression Overview The Expressi
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23 Edit Script Dialog The Edit Scri
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Edit Menu Undo Undoes the latest ch
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Syntax Check Checks the syntax of y
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Function Name This drop-down list c
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Down Mark this radio button to sear
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Generic Data Sources Select Data So
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Script The Script tab shows the scr
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File Wizard: Source File Wizard, So
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File Wizard, Type This page contain
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Analyze Fix Positions Clear Fix Pos
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Columns and rows can both be remove
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Cells and Columns Source Column Set
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Simple Choose what Field(s) should
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Debug This group contains settings
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Replace page 260 Right page 259 Sam
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Bundle info Load * from flagoecd.cs
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Selecting certain records Load dist
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Relational Operators All relational
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min( expression[, rank] ) Returns t
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Load Month, count(Sales) as NumberO
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yearend ( '2001-10-19', 0, 4 ) retu
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26 Data Structures 26.1 Data Loadin
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27 Evaluating the Loaded Data 27.1
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A 1993 65 56 22 79 12 56 A 1994 45
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names. This is the reason why we ha
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28 QVD Files A QVD (QlikView Data)
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29 Security A security mechanism in
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Part
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Help
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Tabr
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Any color settings can be previewed
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Initial Data Reduction Based on Sec
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Type Clarifies the object type. Cap
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Client Refresh Initiation Mode Part
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30.6 Input Box Properties: Constrai
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects List
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30.8 Document Properties: Triggers
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Variable Event Triggers Part 5 Shee
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Add
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Comm
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The Reset button sort order is sort
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30.15 Font The Font dialog Here the
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Stre
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Part 5 Sheet and Sheet Objects Show
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31 The Sheet A QlikView document ca
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31.5 Sheet Properties: General Shee
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31.6 Select Fields/Sheet Properties
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Layer The layers are set on the She
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QlikView Server. Please study the s
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32 Sheet Objects The following type
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33 List Box The list box is the mos
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Print Possible... Opens the Print:
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Field Select a field from the list.
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Representation The following altern
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34 Statistics Box The statistics bo
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Sample consists of all not excluded
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36 Table Box The table box is a she
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Load Order Sorts the fields in the
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37 Current Selections Box In the cu
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38 Input Box The input box is a she
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Custom Input values will be checked
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39 Button Buttons can be created an
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Text Entering a text in the text fi
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The following actions can be added
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External Export Exports a table con
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40 Text Object Text objects are use
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Text Object Properties, General For
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Background In the Background group
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41 Line/Arrow Object Line/arrow obj
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In the Background group you may def
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43 Bookmark Object The bookmark obj
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Bookmark Object Properties, General
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44 Search Object Search objects can
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44.4 Search Object Properties: Sort
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45 Container The container is an ob
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Container Properties, General Exist
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46 Custom Object The custom object
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47 Server Objects Pane The Server O
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My Server Objects Server Objects, M
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48 Layout Themes 48.1 About QlikVie
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All properties in the theme which a
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Part 6 Charts Part 6 Charts 587
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Grid chart Gauge chart Block chart
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50 Bar Chart The bar chart is the m
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Available Fields/Groups Lists all f
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Limits Restrict Which Values are Di
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50.6 Chart Properties: Expressions
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The relative width of the line can
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Display Options This group is used
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Display Options Representation This
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Trendlines In selected QlikView cha
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By clicking the Default button, dim
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Plot Color Style This control can b
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Legend Settings The Legend Settings
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Line Formatting Defines the layout
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50.11 Chart Properties: Colors Char
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In the this dialog, color settings
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Timestamp Shows values that can be
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51 Line Chart An example of a Line
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Clear All Selections Clears all sel
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In the Legend group you can control
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Copy to Clipboard This cascade menu
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Cluster Distance (0 - 8) Denotes th
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Reference Lines The Reference Lines
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56 Pie Chart An example of a pie ch
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58 Block Chart An example of a Bloc
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59 Gauge Chart Some examples of Gau
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60 Mekko Chart An example of a Mekk
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Minimize Iconizes the object. Click
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61 Pivot Table An example of a Pivo
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Attach Attaches a detached pivot ta
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Help Opens QlikView help. Remove Re
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62 Straight Table An example of a S
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Conditional The column will be show
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63 Edit Expression Dialog The Edit
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Show System Variables Check this al
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Step 3 - Finalize In this page you
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64 Boxplot Wizard The first time yo
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65 Quick Chart Wizard The Quick Cha
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Step 3: Define Expression The chart
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66 Time Chart Wizard The time chart
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67 Statistics Chart Wizard The Stat
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68 Chart Expressions Expressions ar
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the entire data-pair to be disregar
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value [, eq_var = true]) (page 788)
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The most common case, however, is a
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Set Modifiers with Implicit Field V
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Chart General Numeric Functions In
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numsum( null( ) ) returns 0 Note! T
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Examples: sign(x) odd( 3 ) returns
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angemax (above(sum(x),-1,3)) return
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Examples: rangenullcount (1,2,4) re
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getselectedcount ( Year ) getselect
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69 Examples 69.1 Examples of Aggreg
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70.1 Examples of Chart Ranking Func
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Mode 1 In both cases the lower rank
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71.1 Examples of Chart Inter Record
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Above Function Examples These examp
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Column 6 With the total qualifier,
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72 Nested Aggregations and Related
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Two things are to be noted: The sec
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If you want to display the regressi
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73 Calculated Formulas In the prope
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74 Field Groups One main difference
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75 Custom Error Messages The Custom
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Part 7 Number Formats Part 7 Number
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Data Without Type Information Part
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76.3 Dates and Times Part 7 Number
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A3) With number format date 'MM/DD/
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77 Format Codes for Interpretation
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num(199, '(rom)') returns cxcix num
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Part 8 Macros and Automation Part 8
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Field events: Part 8 Macros and Aut
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79 Internal Macro Interpreter QlikV
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name = qvlib.InputBox("What is your
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79.4 Macro Debugger The Macro Debug
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80 Getting Hold of a QlikView Docum
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81 VBScript Function Calls from Scr
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82 Using Macros in QV Documents on
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Part 9 Appendix Part 9 Appendix 885
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Additional Requirements for QlikVie
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B Keyboard Command Shortcuts In thi
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B.8 Object Menu Command Shortcuts (
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C Application Performance Optimizat
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table_3: Load Alfa, If ( Flag = 1,
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D Frequently Asked Questions D.1 In
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Q: Can I use Where clauses, Group B
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Q: Which sheet objects can be minim
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E Data Protection Issues Most of th
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F Backus-Naur Formalism The QlikVie
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Glossary A absolute path The locati
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column Term commonly used instead o
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F field Equivalent to column in dat
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list box A sheet object that displa
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QlikView OCX QlikView packaged as a
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Section Access A section of the Qli
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U URL Universal Resource Locator. A
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Index - - 284, 768 $ $ 273 $fields
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Chart Properties: Presentation (Sca
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Export 105 Export Action Settings d
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InWeek 344 InWeekToDate 345 InYear
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nPer 316 NPV 294, 784 null 330 Null
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Scatter Chart: Object Menu 661 Sche
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TTest_sterr 296, 787 TTest_t 295, 7
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