This amazing initiative started in Lund at the Luminary Meetup but has grown in strength over the last year.  

The movement aims at celebrating and empowering women in data-driven roles, who leverage data to drive meaningful business outcomes. It focuses on EmpowHerment, amplifying the voices of women in technology and creating a safe space so women can feel comfortable being their authentic self. 

Through events, mentorship, and storytelling, Women Who Qlik highlights the achievements of women in technology, encourages networking, and promotes diversity within the field of data. 

We are so glad you are here! 

Ps: Keep a look out for the exciting things happening with this initiative as you will be the first to know! 

Hi,

I've a line chart as below. Can you explain to me please how to show two week interval instead of daily on line chart? It should be showed as 02.01.2025, 16.01.2025 and soon..Many thanks.

Hi Community,

I have a requirement to reload Qlik Cloud applications (an Extract app and a UI app) every 5 minutes, continuously 24/7. Since the native Qlik Cloud scheduler only supports hourly intervals, I've implemented a solution using Qlik Application Automation with a "Task Chain with a Condition(Task chain with a condition)." This setup is currently working fine, as the data volume is relatively low (~100K records).

However, I want to validate whether this approach is scalable and aligned with best practices.

Here’s a breakdown of the reload frequency:

• 12 reloads per hour

• 288 reloads per day

• ~8,640 reloads per month (assuming 30 days)

My questions are:

1. Is using Qlik Application Automation with a Task chain with a condition  every 5 minutes a recommended and scalable approach?

2. Will this continuous 5-minute interval reload raise any concerns regarding Qlik Cloud automation quota limits or system performance over time?

Appreciate any insights or recommendations from those who have implemented a similar high-frequency reload strategy.

Thanks!

Hi All,

I have this Pivot Table, where the dimensions are 'Region' and 'FYYear', which is a Financial Year field from a Master Calendar. The table currently has one measure - 'Jobs', which is just a simple job count. Count(distinct RegionJobNumber)

But I am struggling with getting the same measure working for the previous FYYear. I am currently sat on this expression: Count({$<FYYear={"$(=max(FYYear)-1)"}>}distinct RegionJobNumber) but as you can see from the attached image, it is not working. The data itself goes back to 2015, but the FYYear dimension is filtered to >= 2022, so every column has the data required for this to work.

For now I am just trying to get this working as a standalone column measure, to check that the correct output is being produced. But eventually this will go into another measure, which will compare the Job Count (FYYear) to Job Count (FYYear-1) and then aggregate them by another field [CUSTOMER GROUP] to return the number of Customer Groups who had fewer jobs than the previous FYYear.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

I'm using automation to generate a PowerPoint (PPT) report from my Qlik sheets. Although I apply filters within the automation workflow, the final PPT report is generated without applying those filters it shows the unfiltered data instead.

Has anyone faced this issue or knows what might be going wrong? I'm looking for a way to ensure that the filters applied in automation are reflected correctly in the generated PPT.

Hi All

in my excel report i'm using Country Field as a Level to break down into separated sheet for each Country.

some of the countries does not contain any data in the specific table and they not appear in the app, but in the report all countries values appear in the report with blank sheet.

any idea how to eliminate the empty sheets ?

advanced thanks

I've created an NPrinting HTML report that contains an HTML table based on a straight table in Qlik Sense. It works fine. Now I would like to hide one column in NPrinting based on a condition. I created a formula that returns an HTML row if the condition is met, else an empty string:

=If(Include='bh', '<td style="border-collapse:collapse;border: 1px solid;text-align: left;">%%Site%%</td>','')

But the result, in an email, is all messed up.

Is this possible in an HTML report or do I need to use PixelPerfect instead?

Note that I'm on NPrinting Feb 2024 SR3 but that's not an option in the dropdown menu.

Dear Qlik Support Team,

We are currently planning to deploy Qlik Replicate on a Linux platform and intend to use NAS as the shared storage solution. We would like to inquire about Qlik’s official support and any potential risks or limitations for the following two NFS-related scenarios:

1. Virtual machines using NFS-backed virtual disks:
Qlik Replicate is running within a virtual machine (e.g., VMware), where the VM's virtual disk (e.g., VMDK) is stored on a backend NFS file system via the hypervisor or other mechanisms. The VM itself accesses the storage as a block device. Could you please confirm if this architecture is officially supported by Qlik? Are there any potential risks or recommended configurations for this setup?

2. Direct NFS mount within the VM for Qlik Replicate storage:
Within the VM’s operating system, an NFS path is directly mounted and used by Qlik Replicate to store its working directory, task metadata, replication state files, log files, and internal repository. We understand this may introduce I/O performance latency, but we would like to further clarify whether this configuration could cause file locking issues, lead to data consistency risks during HA or failover scenarios, or if there are any additional use cases that Qlik specifically advises against. If any related recommendations or official technical documentation are available, we would appreciate it if you could kindly share them with us.

Thank you for your assistance.