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Stefan WALTHER
A big QlikView / Qlik Sense fan and always trying to push the boundaries of these two products with several integration techniques.
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Recent Articles
- Using Bootstrap CSS in Qlik Sense Visualization Extensions
- Funnel Chart Visualization Extension for Qlik Sense
- MediaBox Visualization Extension for Qlik Sense
- Calendar Heatmap Visualization Extension for Qlik Sense
- QR Code Visualization Extension for Qlik Sense
- Generate Your Qlik Sense Extension in Less Than 2 Minutes
- See you there?: Hackathon@Qonnections2014
- Improvements to WebPageViewer2 QlikView Extension
- SlopeGraph for QlikView (D3SlopeGraph QlikView Extension)
- Calendar Heatmap QlikView Extension (D3CalendarView)
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Tag Archives: Macro
QlikTip #30: How to delete existing QVD files via load-script
In some delta-load scenarios it may be necessary to delete specific QVD files from within your load-script (QVD-Generator).
This article shows three completely different ways to achieve that goal.
QlikTip #17: Simulating the $(include) command in QlikView macros
Within load-scripts in QlikView there is the useful “$(include)” command available for including files containing some script to be used within the load-script. Doing so it is easy to encapsulate and reuse some code used in several QlikView applications. So organizing your code in load-scripts is easy, you can use several tabs and the $(include) […]
QlikTip #16: Zoom in QlikView-Applikationen und Zoom mit Makro automatisieren
QlikView hat eine Funktionalität, mit der man eine Applikation bzw. ein Arbeitsblatt/Sheet auf die aktuelle Fenstergröße anpassen kann. Dazu wenden Sie bitte im QlikView-Windows-Client folgenden Befehl an: Menü: “Ansicht” => “Zoom auf Bildschirmgröße anpassen” Dadurch passt sich der Zoom des aktuellen Arbeitsblattes auf die aktuelle Bildschirmgröße an und zwar so, daß alle Objekte dieses Arbeitsblatts […]
QlikTip #32: Exporting multiple QV objects to a single Excel document
Posted in Macros, QlikTips