Author
Curt Frye
Released
11/22/2014- Installing QlikView
- Setting user preferences and document properties
- Creating visualizations
- Adding objects like List boxes, Multi boxes, and containers
- Adding, deleting, and moving sheets
- Sorting and filtering QlikView data
- Creating charts and pivot tables
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Curt Frye welcome to Up and Running with QlikView 11. In this course I will show you how to use QlikView to visualize your data. I'll start by showing you how to download and install QlikView. Next I'll show you how to create a new visualization from a data source, add sheet objects such as list boxes or multi boxes, and change objects properties. How to manage sheets within your QlikView documents, print the contents of a sheet or object, and export data from an object to Microsoft Excel.
Chapter four demonstrates techniques to sort and filter your data, display the current choices in your document, and summarize your data visually using charts. Finally, create pivot tables to generate different views of your data without creating multiple sheet objects. All of these methods provide the power and flexibility you need to make good decisions for your company. I'm sure that you'll find your time with Up and Running with QlikView 11 will be time well spent. Dive right in.
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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1. Introducing QlikView
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Setting user preferences5m 41s
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Setting document properties2m 39s
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Getting help in QlikView2m 35s
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2. Managing Data Sources and Visualizations
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Creating a Table box2m 52s
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Creating a List box3m 35s
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Creating a Multi box3m 57s
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Creating a text object5m 17s
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Creating a container3m 29s
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3. Managing QlikView Sheets and Files
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4. Creating Charts and Summaries in QlikView
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Sorting QlikView data3m 39s
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Filtering QlikView data3m 35s
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Creating a chart3m 33s
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Changing chart properties2m 32s
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5. Creating and Manipulating Pivot Tables
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Creating a pivot table4m 2s
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Pivoting a pivot table2m 29s
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Filtering a pivot table2m 33s
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Formatting a pivot table3m 37s
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Conclusion
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Further resources1m 8s
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