May
11
Hello,
Good morning. This is the second part of two part series on FirstSortedValue function. I’d recommend you to watch the first part before watching this video. In this video, I’ll talk about practical scenarios on where we can use FirstSortedValue function. I have demonstrated step-by-step process.
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Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
May
07
Hello
Today, let’s talk about FirstSortedValue function in QlikView. This function can be used as both chart expression and script expression. However in this tutorial, I’m going to focus on using it as chart expression. I have divided this tutorial in two parts and this first part of two part series. In this part, I’ll cover detailed explanation about FirstSortedValue function and then I have covered Local Expression Processing of FirstSortedValue function. And this in the next part I have covered detailed examples on how to use FirstSortedValue function.
I have demonstrated step-by-step process. I personally enjoy the challenge to push the limits and I hope you have enjoyed it as well.
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from YouTube.
Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
Apr
27
Hello,
Welcome back to QlikShare.Com. I wanted to thank you for visiting my blog. Few days back one of the member on QlikView Community (Geetha) asked an interesting question – How to set up Dimension as URL?
I’m sure most of you know that you can setup Expression as URL by using Representation property on the expression tab. However, I have realised that there is no property for Chart Dimension. So I have decided to play with Chart Properties to see if I can achieve this one. Finally, I have got it working but this is not 100% clean workaround. But you can still use this chart, if you have an absolute requirement to setup Dimension as URL/Link.
I have demonstrated step-by-step process on how to get this working. I personally enjoy the challenge to push the limits and I hope you have enjoyed it as well.
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from YouTube.
Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
Cheers – DV
Apr
25
Hello,
Welcome back. This video is second part of two part series on Partial Reload. If you have not seen the first part then I’d recommend you to go watch the first part for full understanding. Please click here to access the first part. Partial Reload is executed on the current script including all script commands, such as drop tables and drop fields. However, loading tables by using Load & Select statements must be preceded by ADD and REPLACE prefix. I have divided this topic into two videos. In the second post, I’ll cover :
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from YouTube. Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
Apr
21
Hello,
Today, I’ll talk about Partial Reload in QlikView. Partial Reload is executed on the current script including all script commands, such as drop tables and drop fields. However, loading tables by using Load & Select statements must be preceded by ADD and REPLACE prefix. I have divided this topic into two videos. In the first post, I’ll cover :
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from YouTube. Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
Apr
13
Hello,
Today I’m going to show you interesting stuff in QlikView. This is advanced topic (Level-III) and I’d assume that you already know how to create charts, modify their properties and use variables. I am going to divide this topic into three parts to keep the videos short. This technique opens new ideas and show the power of QlikView. Most important aspect to remember is the configuration of individual charts for effective and powerful output. Please go through all the parts in this series for full understanding.
I’ll demonstrate step-by-step process. Please contact me if you have any questions.
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from Youtube.
Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
Feb
24
Hello,
Today, I’ll talk about attribute chart expressions in QlikView. These attributes are hidden and may not be obvious. You can see these attributes only when you click on the “+” sign in front of the expression. We have 7 different attributes and some of them are only applicable to specific chart types.
These attributes are very useful and can be powerful way to customize the formatting within QlikView Chart Objects.
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from YouTube. Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
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