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In the Show group it is possible to specify a condition under which the sheet object is displayed:
Always The sheet object will always be displayed.
Conditional The sheet object will be shown or hidden depending on a Conditional Functions
(page 328) which will be evaluated continuously depending on e.g.
selections etc. The sheet object will only be visible when the condition returns
TRUE.
Note!
Users with Admin privileges for the document can override all show conditions with the Show All Sheets
and Sheet Objects in the Document Properties: Security (page 423). This functionality can be toggled by
pressing CTRL+SHIFT+S.
Options
In the Options group, it is possible to disallow moving and resizing of the sheet object. The settings in this
group are only relevant if the corresponding check boxes are enabled in Document Properties: Layout and
Sheet Properties: Security.
Allow Move/Size If this option has been deselected it will be impossible to move or resize the
sheet object.
Allow Copy/Clone If this option has been deselected it will be impossible to make a copy of the
sheet object.
Allow Info When the Info (page 239) function is in use an info icon will be displayed in
the window caption whenever a field value has information associated to it. If
you don't want the info icon to be displayed in the caption, you can uncheck
this option.
Size to Data Normally the borders around all table sheet objects in QlikView will shrink
when selections cause the size of the table to be less than allocated size for the
sheet object. By deselecting this check box this automatic adjustment of size
will be turned off leaving any surplus space blank.
Scrollbars
Various controls for changing the scrollbar layout are located in the Scrollbars group:
Preserve Scroll Position
With this setting enabled, QlikView will try to preserve the scroll position of
tables and charts with an x-axis scroll bar when a selection is made in another
object. The setting must be enabled in User Preferences: Objects (page 86) as
well.
Scroll Buttons Sets the scroll button color. Select a color by clicking the button. Note that
medium gray tones often render the best results for scroll bars. Either color can
be defined as a solid color or a gradient via the Color Area (page 412) dialog
that opens when you click the appropriate button.
Scroll Background Sets the scroll bar background color. Select a color by clicking the button.
Note that medium gray tones often render the best results for scroll bars. Either
color can be defined as a solid color or a gradient via the Color Area (page
412) dialog that opens when you click the appropriate button.
Scrollbar Width This control affects both the width and the relative size of the scrollbar symbols.
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