This time, I’m sharing with you a “QlikView Set Analysis Cheat Sheet”. A resource that I hope you can use as reference when struggling with set analysis expressions and as a quick guide to discovering the full power of set analysis.
It is with great excitement that I post this announcement to let you know a bit more about the "QlikView 11 for Developers" book that my friend Barry and I have co-authored. As you may already know from our initial announcement, the book will officially be released around November 15th (though you can submit [...]
This is not the common iQlik post, in which I try to share a particular technique, but it is something I would like to share with you and know what you think about it. I've been working with large Apps and I detected a possible feature that would be nice to have on QlikView desktop. Read on...
When dealing with Mega Apps (Qlikview applications in the order of 100+ Million rows), it is important to have a good user perception in calc times. Use this technique to improve performance using the server Cache.
As you know already, I'm a big fan of using Set Analysis in my QlikView applications, especially for Point In Time Reporting. However, there might be some specific situations in which Set Analysis just won't cut it and you need an alternative... Continue Reading to discover it! (Demo Script included...)
