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Course curriculum
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1
Introduction
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2
Getting Started
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3
Loading Data into a QV App
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4
Exploring Data using the UI
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5
Transforming Data in Load Scripts
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6
Effectively presenting data
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7
Advanced Load Transformations
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8
Appendix
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You, this course and us. -
Understanding a Qlikview Document The In-Memory Data Model Installing the Qlikview Desktop Client QV Introduction Document -
Loading data from a CSV file Loading data from a Database Avoiding Synthetic Keys Removing Circular References -
List Boxes are like Select DISTINCT Table boxes are for Selecting columns Selection interactions in QV Summarizing data with Chart Boxes Data Types in QV : The Dual Format Representation -
Adding calculated fields in the load script Using a variable in the load script Joining tables in memory The Keep keyword Loading data from in-memory tables Inline loads -
Some useful dashboard elements Grouped Fields Highlighting with Color The total keyword Using Set analysis to override selections -
Mapping Loads Generic Load -
MySQL Installation
Course Description
What will I learn?
- Build Qlikview apps end-to-end from loading to visualization
- Transform data using Joins and Keep
- Visualize data with Charts, Drill downs and Triggers
- Load data from sources like CSVs and Databases
- Run queries using List boxes and Chart boxes
About the course
- Qlikview: One tool to Transform, Summarize and Visualize Data
- A Qlikview app is like an in-memory database. The interactive nature of Qlikview allows you to explore and iterate very quickly to develop an intuitive feel for your data.
What's Covered
- The Qlikview In-memory data model
- Use List boxes, Table boxes and Chart boxes to query data
- Load data into a QV app from CSV and Databases, avoiding Synthetic keys and Circular references
- Transform and adding new fields in a Load script
- Transform tables with Join, Keep
- Effectively present your insights using elements like charts, drill downs, triggers.
- Nested aggregations in charts
- Generic Loads, Mapping Loads, Crosstable
Who should take the course?
- Yep! Data professionals who want a handy tool to play with and explore data
- Yep! Business professionals who prefer interactive environments to heavy duty programming
Pre-requisites & Requirements
- Basic understanding of SQL is assumed