As you will know, if you have ever used it, QlikView makes it very quick to pull in data and present it in an interactive way. The downside is that apps created in QlikView always have to look a certain way. Or do they? With a small amount of extra effort this does not have to be the case. […]
You have probably used images in your QlikView apps, you may have linked to images hosted on another site. This post looks at a use case and describes how you can use images created on the fly, by web APIs, in your apps. […]
Here’s the fifth and final post in our series of Top 5 blog posts, and it’s the one that we have been getting our readers votes in for – QlikView Videos. So sit back, watch and enjoy. […]
The Quick Intelligence blog has been running for a number of years now. Here’s my pick of the top five posts over those years from tutorials to opinion posts. […]
Something I am always keen on doing is sharing knowledge of QlikView. To this end I have made various example apps available on Qlik Community. Here are five of the ones I think are most useful. […]
As a blogger on all things QlikView I naturally try and keep up with what else happens out there in the blogosphere. Here are some blogs I think warrant mention. […]
This September sees the fifth birthday of Quick Intelligence. Rather than celebrating with jelly, ice cream and a trip to the cinema, we have decided to mark it with five blog posts. These posts will give lists of a few of our top five favourite QlikView things. […]
QVD files are the backbone of any well designed QlikView application. You store your data in there and read it out again – simple. But, did you know that the QVD header holds some useful meta-data? Did you know that could be loaded into QlikView for analysis? No? Well, read on. […]
Last week saw the first full release of Qlik Sense. The new product from the people that brought you QlikView. There is already a lot of information about the product out there and this post seeks to guide you through this. […]
Whilst running a recent training course I was surprised to find some reasonably experienced delegates were not aware of layering multiple Preceding Loads. Time, therefore, for another Back To Basics post. […]
