Sheet Actions

Vizlib Sheet Actions provide the user with a simple way to interact with their Qlik Sheet and Applications to help with navigation.

Note: Within these examples, you can use variables to make the fields dynamic.  

This topic contains the following sections:  

• Activate Next Sheet
• Activate Previous Sheet
• Activate Sheet
• Back
• Forward

Activate Next Sheet

Activates the next ordered sheet in the Qlik Application (Figure 1.2).

If you are on the last Qlik Sheet within your Application, you are taken to the first page of the Qlik Application.

Figure 1.1: Vizlib Action | Activate Next Sheet

Figure 1.2: Vizlib Action | Activate Next Sheet

Activate Previous Sheet

Activates the previous ordered sheet in the Qlik Application (Figure 2.2).

If you are on the first Qlik Sheet within your Application, you are taken to the last page of the Qlik Application.

Figure 2.1: Vizlib Action | Activate Previous Sheet

Figure 2.2: Vizlib Action | Activate Previous Sheet

Activate Sheet

Activates any specific Qlik Sheet within the same Qlik Application (Figure 3.4).

• Show titles
  • From List

  • Select from a user-friendly view of all the Qlik Sheets within your Qlik Application.

    

    Figure 3.1: Vizlib Action | Activate Sheet

  • Custom
    • For example, define the unique ID of the Qlik Sheet you want to target within your Qlik Application.

      • bh578e79-02d5-4390-9c00-8765cxfe8c5de

        

        Figure 3.2: Vizlib Action | Activate Sheet with defined sheet ID

    • For example, you can use expressions or variables to change the target sheet. When inserting the Sheet IDs, wrap the Sheet ID with two (2) apostrophes.

      • =if(Field = Value, '<Sheet1>', '<Sheet2>')

        

        Figure 3.3: Vizlib Action | Activate Sheet with expression

Figure 3.4: Vizlib Action | Activate Sheet

Back

This action simulates the effect of clicking the back button in the selection panel (Figure 4.2). This has the same function as 'Undo' in MS Word.

Figure 4.1: Vizlib Action | Back

Figure 4.2: Vizlib Action | Back

Forward

This action simulates the effect of clicking the forward button in the selection panel (Figure 5.2). This has the same function as 'Redo' in MS Word.

Figure 5.1: Vizlib Action | Forward

Figure 5.2: Vizlib Action | Forward