This week saw the 10th Qlik Dev Group in London. It was notable not only for the first non-Qlik based presentation, from the wonderful Nadieh Bremer, but also the first public appearance of VizLib. In my opinion, what VizLib are bringing to market is about to bring about a major shift in Qlik Sense use, and it all starts now. […]
It is that time of year again when Qlik announce their list of the people that go above and beyond in their advocacy of the Qlik platform. I’m pleased to have made the list for another year, along with some other great people. […]
The Ultimate List of the Web’s Best Qlik Resources Over many years as a consultant, I’ve built up a treasure trove of resources that have helped me to master the Qlik platform. Here’s some of those resources, I hope you find them useful. This guide is updated regularly. So, if you have a resource to add, let me know in the comments and I will add it to the list. Chapters CHAPTER 1 : Online Training Courses CHAPTER 2 : Classroom Training CHAPTER 3 : QlikView and Qlik Sense Blogs CHAPTER 4 : Development Tools CHAPTER 5 : Qlik Sense Resources CHAPTER 6 : Free Datasets CHAPTER 7 : Events and Meetups CHAPTER 8 : Forums and Social Media CHAPTER 9 : Video Channels CHAPTER 10: Books Online Training Courses No matter where you are in the world or how experienced you are with Qlik, these courses will help you to improve you skills fast. Qlik Continuous Classroom The Qlik Continuous Classroom is a self-service online platform that allows you to learn QlikView, Qlik Sense, and analytics methodology by role. → See The [...]
The implementation of variables and dollar sign expansion in QlikView and Qlik Sense is incredibly flexible and can be used to great effect in load scripts. In this post I show how and give a recipe for a NetworkDays function that excludes public holidays. […]
There may not seem to be a direct connection between these products, but Qlik’s new two-product strategy has got me thinking: perhaps they are more alike than you might think. […]
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. […]
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. […]
Since launching the AskQV site I have found myself using it as my first port of call when reminding myself of what someone had put in their blog post a while back. This has however meant that I have spotted a couple of items that no one has blogged on before. This post aims to rectify that for the use of the STORE statement to write a CSV. […]
In part three of my Back To Basics series of QlikView blog posts I look at QVDs. What they are, how to create them and why you should be using them in your QlikView project. […]
You might think that there is not much to say about buttons in QlikView. If so you are probably not thinking much beyond a shiny lozenge of a thing that invites you to Clear Current Selections. I’m here to convince you otherwise. […]
