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drop down list inside table box

Hello,

I have sample data like this:

IDTicketNoCurrencyPaidRcvdBalance
1US320USD200
2US324USD-110
3TXN40190
4UK119EUR176
5UK121EUR-76
6UK128EUR-100
7TXN4310

Balance=Paid+Rcvd. and that is represented by "TicketNo" starts with TXN. I need another column that will contain "ID" of the Transaction (see ID col)  relevant to each row. Like:

IDTicketNoCurrencyPaidRcvdBalanceRelevant_TXN_ID
1US320USD2003
2US324USD-1103
3TXN401903
4UK119EUR1767
5UK121EUR-767
6UK128EUR-1007
7TXN43107

This last column - "Relevant_TXN_ID"- is what the end user will put values into. I know a way through: INPUTFIELD.

But is it possible to have a drop-down list created for the last column( Relevant_TXN_ID )?? That will only require the user to choose the value (hence typo error can be avoided).

7 Replies
Gysbert_Wassenaar

No, there's no possibility to limit the values users can enter in an Input Field.


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SunilChauhan
Champion
Champion

select field from general tab and go to presentation-select dropdown

see the screen shot

Sunil Chauhan
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Author

Hi Sunil,

Please explain with below one example..

YearMonth
2013Jan
2013Feb
2013Mar
2013Apr
2014May
2014Jun
2014Jul
2014Aug
2014Oct

Thanks in advance...

Sub2u    

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Author

Thanks Sunil. But that will not represent a drop-down-with-values for input. It will simply act as a filter. I need a drop-down to insert values in that column (and not to filter).

alkesh_sharma
Creator III
Creator III

Hello,

Inserting a value is only possible through an input box

Anonymous
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Author

how to do the same in qliksense?

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Qlik Sense does not support input fields (yet). If your users should be able to enter data in a table then you need an qliksense extension (and other software) from for example jedox or K4 Analytics


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