I’ve just uploaded a new extension to Qlik Branch that I’d like to tell you about. The visualizations on most Qlik Sense pages are usually self-explanatory. Sometimes, one even the most well-designed sheets, you’ll have complex visualizations that do require explanation or possibly even a little training. The Help Text …
For this post I’ll be talking about something that isn’t really a Qlik issue, but I initially thought it was. Recently, I was making changes to some apps to standardize the colors that were used in charts and tables. We decided upon standards for each color and changes were made …
In this post, I’m going to talk about the differences between some of the set analysis operators. … Okay, I’ll agree that the world probably doesn’t need another blog post on set analysis, but I’m going to focus specifically on the four operators that I think are underused. I get …
Most of the time, when you create a chart, you can leave the Range selection for the X- and Y-axes on “Auto”. Recent versions of Qlik Sense have improved the logic that’s used to determine these ranges and it’s also usually the most efficient option in terms of refresh time—and …
In this post, I’ll focus on a quick tip that encourages the use of Aggr for complex dimensions. What’s a complex dimension? Most of the time, we’ll construct the database for our app so that our users can simply drag or select a field for a dimension and use it—that’s …