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There’s a lot of information being exchanged on the QlikCommunity Forum http://www.QlikCommunity.com these days. Customers and Consultants ask technical questions, and other Customers, Consultants and QT employees provide very useful answers. Today’s post is a tip on how to improve the chances of your Forum question being answered quickly and ...
Load from Excel is usually pretty straightforward, but sometimes you’ll need to load multiple sheets and make some determinations at runtime. Details such as sheetnames may not be known at script creation time. The QV statements “SQLTables” and “SQLColumns” may be used to discover information about the sheets and columns ...
I recently had a requirement to create a heat map of the US States and set about exploring if there was an easier way than creating a QV scatter plot mapped over an image. I found the Google Chart API. With some help from the QlikCommunity forum, I got a ...
An earlier post of mine When less data means more RAM discussed the ways in which storage (“Symbol” space) needed for field values can increase depending on how a field is loaded or manipulated. This generated some followup questions on the QlikCommunity forum about the optimal storage sizes for fields ...
When I started using Qlikview, I mistakenly believed I would not need the 64bit version of Server. I thought that because my Analyzer users were using the QV Windows Client, the memory required to hold the document would come from the user’s machine. Wrong. When a document is opened from ...
