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Thank you💫..can you please tell me how to go with the QMC?is it app or any website..and how to download.

I know that this might be old but as a Designer its some good inspiration.

Great tutorial, this makes it a lot clearer than other examples I've been looking at. Handy being able to make multiple selections too, rather than just one item.

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Hi Chris, Please upload video on including variable path files in Qliksense editor.

How can i download it

A really great walkthrough of the new features for someone short on time. Great work Ometis!

What if I want to use a filter for both states? e.g. Sales for two countries but in the same month. So the filter month applies for both states. How can I do that?

How we can show previous vs current year sales for same period for PY Jan 2018 Vs CY 2019 in qlikview it is there but QlikSense like funcation not available let me know your comments

This feature does not address 'Always select one value' in a specific alternate state. Here is a use case where you would like the ''Always select one value'' filter to be associated with an alternate state. If you've created an alternate state for very specific charts and you would like the 'Always select one value' filter to affect the selections in these charts. However, you do not want it to affect the selections in other charts.

Can we find the difference between the values of the two states? I mean if we select "USA" of State 1 abd "USA" of State 2 and show the difference(USA[State2-State1]) in any KPI, TABLE or CHARTS

Great run-through! :)

Question we got on Twitter - "What use-cases are there for Always one selected value?" Answer: Most commonly we see this used in three use-cases. The first is to prevent inaccurate representation of figures, where allowing a user to clear or select multiple values should be avoided e.g. selecting a specific language or currency in an app that may contain many. The second is to focus a view for more in-depth analysis, for example we've created a customer 360 view, where some objects require a single selection to calculate as desired - previously this required advanced expressions to achieve. Lastly, if you are working with large data sets, this can reduce the amount of data being analysed at any one time and therefore optimise the calculation times of dashboards/objects.

Good is it applies only map or other charts also

Looks great! :)

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where can i get these graph , can u plz give me the link , i need it for my research paper thank you PS : i sub to you

hi, if you like to learn more about the Qlik Sense APIs, also checkout integration.qlik.com

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