Hi,

We have a filterpane which will allow users to select a field. There are two requirements:

1. The filter uses single selection field, hence it is marked as 'Always one selected value'.

2. The values available for selection depend on the value(s) of another field, hence set analysis may be necessary to exclude certain values from the filter pane. 

This appears to be incredibly difficult as we cannot find a solution that satisfies both of the 2 requirements. If the field is not a single selection field, I can manage to write a set analysis selection such as: 

Aggr(Only({$<[MyOtherField] ={"Value"}>} [MySingleSelectionField]), [MySingleSelectionField])

However, this will not work with single selection field though, as the filter will just contain the currently selected field and nothing else. I also tried to add {1} before [MySingleSelectionField] to bypass the currently selected field constraint, but this does not work either, the field values will show up but only the currently selected value is selectable. To make things worse, the filter appears to behave like multi-selection again, even though it seems only currently selected value is available.

Now I am completely out of idea, and I wonder if this is even doable? Can someone help?

Hi,

I'm trying to connect HDFS to Talend, following the official documentation.

"If you have the zip file of the custom Hadoop distribution you need to connect to, select Import from zip. Talend community provides this kind of zip files that you can download from http://www.talendforge.org/exchange/index.php.", the documentation states.

I'm wondering how I can get this zip file in order to establish a connection between Talend and HDFS.

Thank you in advance for your help!

We can successfully export the table data to Excel. However, selecting Export including totals fails with the message "Something went wrong. Please try again." The totals row is correctly displayed in the visualization. The table that I use in QS Enterprise is the new model of table that accept Cloud (Simple Table). If we recreate the same table in Qlik Cloud (creating a new table, or simply converting the table to the same type in Cloud), Export including totals works as expected. 

Hi everyone,

I am currently setting up a monitoring dashboard in Qlik Sense to track e-commerce transactional data, inventory, and API performance metrics.

Our data source is the backend API for our e-commerce site, Yumi Nutrition. While administering the reload tasks in QMC (Qlik Management Console), I am running into intermittent reload failures specifically during peak traffic times.

The task fails with a timeout or a `Custom Connector error: HTTP protocol error 429 (Too Many Requests)` because we are hitting the API rate limits on our server during high-volume data fetches.

Currently, my load script loop looks something like this:

Let vPage = 1;
Do while vPage <= vTotalPages

LIB CONNECT TO 'Yumi_API_Connection';

Data_Temp:
SQL SELECT
"id",
"created_at",
"total_price"
FROM JSON (wrap on) "orders"
WITH CONNECTION(
Url "https://yuminutrition.com/api/v2/orders.json?page=$(vPage)"
);

Set vPage = vPage + 1;
Loop

My questions for the administrators and developers here:

1. What is the best practice to build a "retry/backoff" mechanism directly into the Qlik Sense script so the reload task pauses (e.g., using a Sleep command) instead of failing immediately when a 429 error is returned?
2. Is there an administrative setting in the Qlik Sense REST Connector configuration file on the server to automatically handle retries or extend the timeout threshold globally?

Any advice, script templates, or server configuration tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

I have a line chart in Qlik Sense showing two measures (Avg Quality Score and Fail Rate) over 4 months (Apr–Jul). Since the X-axis dimension has few values, the points cluster on the left half of the chart, leaving a lot of empty space on the right and making the distribution look unbalanced. On the X-axis, changing "Number of axis values" from Auto to Custom and setting a "Maximum number" (e.g., 12) makes the points spread across the full width of the chart instead of clustering on the left. The issue is that this field seems to truncate the number of values displayed when there are more categories than the defined maximum. Is this expected behavior, and is there a way to get the full spread without limiting the points?

Hi everyone,

We implemented the integration between Microsoft 365 Copilot and Qlik's MCP Server by following the excellent guide : Connecting Microsoft 365 Copilot to Qlik's MCP Server with the Agents Toolkit

The setup works as described: the connection is established, the declarative agent can access our Qlik apps, and responses are generated.

The issue

We've noticed that the quality of Copilot's responses is significantly lower than what we get with:

• Claude (connected to the same Qlik MCP Server)
• Qlik Answers

Copilot's answers are often less accurate, less structured, and sometimes incomplete — even though the underlying data source and MCP tools are identical.

Our questions

Has anyone experienced the same? We'd appreciate any guidance on:

• Best practices to improve answer quality in Copilot via MCP
• Recommended prompting techniques or agent instructions (beyond Microsoft's general guidance)
• Known limitations of Copilot with MCP — could the 4,096-token shared context limit of declarative agents explain this gap?
• Configuration adjustments worth trying (e.g., would a custom engine agent give better results?)
• Any upcoming enhancements or roadmap items for this integration

Thanks in advance for your help!

Céline

Hi,

I have a report in nprinting excel. I developed for it a table in qliksense. I need to sort the report by certain column in descending order. But when I right click on the cell and do sort by A->Z, nothing changes. Please advise.

Qlik NPrinting 

Thanks

Inna