Learn QlikView concepts and techniques. Our QlikView tutorial posts include vidoes, step-by-step guides and demonstrations created by our consultants to help you to become a better developer.
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As a freelance QlikView consultant I can be drafted in at any stage of a QlikView implementation. My favourite sites tend to be the ones where I come in and do the initial demo to the client (not least because I love seeing the moment when jaws drop in the demo) and then build the solution from the ground up. Often though I am called in where a lot of effort has been expended already but things have got to a sticking point and someone decides expert help is required. […]
There are a number of functions and features in QlikView which whilst they are not revolutionary can make your life much easier. One such little known feature is HidePrefix. […]
Is it so wrong to have a favourite statement in a programming language? Probably. However, I am not embarrassed to admit that in QlikView mine is ApplyMap. On face value it is a humble little function, which I tend to explain to the un-initiated as being “a bit like a VLookup in Excel”. This however is to do it a great disservice. So, why do I hold ApplyMap in such great affection? […]
As a QlikView consultant I am often expected to give hard and fast answers to questions that don’t necessarily have them. Perennial favourites are ‘how big a server do I need’, ‘should I bring in all columns’ and ‘should we build one big document or many smaller ones’. The answer to the first two are ‘show me the data’ and ‘almost certainly not’ respectively. The third question warrants a bit more discussion. […]
