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QlikTip #28: Configuring “Associative Search” in QlikView 10
This entry was posted in End User Experience, QlikTips, QlikView 10
In QlikTip#26 I announced to write some details on how to configure “Associative Search” in QlikView 10.
First of all I’d like to bring the following article on “Associative Search” to your attention which has been posted in the new QlikView 10 WIKI section on community.qlikview.com.
An excerpt of the most important part of this article:
So let’s now concentrate on configuring the “Associative Search”:
How to configure “Associative Search” in detail:
First go to the properties of one of your list boxes:
List Box properties to change the "Default Search Mode" to "Use Associative Search"
After doing so “Associative Search” is active for this list box.
Per default the associative search would search within all fields of your document. But you can change this behavior by going to More Search Settings:
Opening the search settings for the associative search
More Search Settings for Associative Search
Besides enabling associative search in all fields in your document there are the following options available:
Enabling associative search for a “List of fields”
You can define a list of fields built with an expression. The fields should be separated with commas (Note: this is so far not documented in the reference manual, but it works … :-)).
Example:
Sorry: While writing this article I could not find a really sensefull business case for defining the fields using an expression; but I’m sure you’ll find one
Enabling associative search for “Selected Fields”:
You will be shown the following dialog where you can define the desired fields:
Selecting some fields to be included in the associative search.
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