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Expression underlined as NOK but working as OK in QV12

Hi there,

I have QlikView 12 since last week and besides some errors like missing quotes no problem was caused by update to my existing files.

Except this one:

errors.jpg

I cannot figure out what is wrong, why I have this red underline. I suspect czech character in the first part of expression.

In QV 11, this was OK.

Could I do something to remove the red underline so they can appear only when a expression is not OK?

Thank you

Tomas

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tresesco
MVP
MVP

QV is not 100% right when it draws your attention indicating an error (red highlight), in earlier versions too had this problem; showed valid expression as error. Check: SR11 Error Handling Changes | Qlikview Cookbook

So, it's possible Qlik had tried something in terms of resolving them in QV12, and has created some side-effects as you noticed.

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sunny_talwar

Try putting this -> Capture.PNG between square brackets ([])

Anonymous
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Author

why you are writing two expression? Will this not work?

=count({<Dummy_QPFlag={'QPFlag','NOKQflag'}>} Pocet)

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Author

No joy, not working. It is happening only if a special character is used. This could be fixed by Qlik easily I guess

tresesco
MVP
MVP

QV is not 100% right when it draws your attention indicating an error (red highlight), in earlier versions too had this problem; showed valid expression as error. Check: SR11 Error Handling Changes | Qlikview Cookbook

So, it's possible Qlik had tried something in terms of resolving them in QV12, and has created some side-effects as you noticed.

buzzy996
Master II
Master II

Capture.PNGthis field name changed in ur source file?,pls check.

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Author

No change; expression works as supposed. I noticed this is happening only if a special character is used.

Colin-Albert

Although your expression is underlined in red, the comment at the top of the expression box says "Expression OK".

The syntax checker has some quirks!