Behavior settings
Covers a handful of grid-wide settings that shape how RLV Scribe behaves rather than how it looks: reloading the app after changes, how row keys are built internally, and how rows are paged.
Reloading the app after a change
Section titled “Reloading the app after a change”Turn on Show Reload App Button (property panel, Service Settings → Advanced Settings) to add a button that reloads the Qlik app so writeback values flow into the rest of the sheet - charts, KPIs, and anything else built on top of the data. Set its Reload Type to Full or Partial (default Full). If your organization uses a separate reload-orchestration tool instead of Qlik’s own reload, turn on Use Custom Reload Endpoint and provide its Custom Reload Endpoint URL.
This is separate from - but works the same way as - the automatic reload options on adding a row and deleting one.
Key field separator
Section titled “Key field separator”RLV Scribe builds each row’s internal key by joining your key dimensions together with a
separator - || by default. Change Key Field Separator only if || could realistically
appear inside one of your own key dimension’s values, which would otherwise make two different
rows look identical internally.
Pagination vs. continuous scroll
Section titled “Pagination vs. continuous scroll”By default, the grid uses a continuous, virtualized scroll - rows load as you scroll rather than being split into pages. Turn on Use Pagination in Settings to switch to traditional pages instead, with a rows per page of 10, 25, or 100.
Either way, RLV Scribe respects Qlik’s own data-fetch limit per request, automatically pulling data in smaller batches on very large tables rather than failing outright.
Printing, PDF export, and snapshots
Section titled “Printing, PDF export, and snapshots”When the sheet is printed, exported to PDF, or captured as a story/bookmark snapshot, RLV Scribe automatically switches out of virtualized scrolling so the entire table renders, not just whatever was visible on screen at the time - no separate setting needed.
Right-click any cell to Copy cell value - handy for pasting a single figure elsewhere without selecting and copying the whole cell’s contents by hand.