QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

In an HTML table more information than what is visible can be stored, e.g. in the case that the content of a
cell is clickable, the address to where the browser should jump must also be stored. The Transform page
will show the text of the cell, but is also able to show the additional information belonging to the cells. Naturally,
it is also possible to read this information into QlikView.
Tags always enclose the additional information. A tag has a name and may have attributes, which sometimes
have values. The context of a cell may look like this:
Example:
My link text
The visible text of the cell is My link text. The context contains a start tag and an end tag. The tags specify a
hypertext link. The start tag has two attributes, href and name.
The Context page can be used to read the attribute of tags instead of the main string. Other kinds of operations
are also possible. Right-click the cells in the wizard and choose View context to look at the context
of the cell.
Expand... Opens the Context Cell Expansion (page 211) dialog in which you can define an
expansion of the contents of one cell into several cells. Note that both a column
and a row must be marked in order for this button to be enabled. However, all the
cells in the column will be expanded.
Interpret... Opens the Context Interpretation (page 212) dialog in which an interpretation of
the contents of the cells can be defined. Note that both a column and a row must be
marked in order for this button to be enabled. However, all the cells in the column
will be interpreted.
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