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Hi,
In Qlik Sense Cloud, within the "Prepare Data" section of Analytics, I am trying to create a data flow where one of the sources is a REST connection. The issue is that, with a standard load script, I can easily modify this REST connection using the WITHCONNECTION clause, for instance, to fetch data for the current date.
Is it possible to apply this WITHCONNECTION variation from within a data flow source block?
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Hi,
We're running Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows, November 2025. Since IT enabled SSO (SAML) on the server, all monitoring apps (Content Monitor, License Monitor and Operations Monitor) fail to reload with the following errors.:
Content Monitoring --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_app' not found
License Monitor --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_license_user' not found
Operations Monitor --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_user_condensed
What we've already checked/tried, without success:
Has anyone met this ? if you could help please
BR,
Hamid
We are currently using Qlik Sense November 2025 Patch 7. The requirement is to export the corresponding NPrinting On-Demand report depending on the current selection.
Since the On-Demand Reporting object from the Qlik Dashboard Bundle only allows a single fixed On-Demand report to be configured, we previously created one button for each NPrinting report and controlled the visibility of the buttons using the old Tab Container.
As the old Tab Container will be removed in a future version, we need to migrate to the new Tab Container or another alternative. However, neither the new Tab Container nor the Layout Container supports the On-Demand object.
Is there any alternative solution for this use case, or is support for the On-Demand object planned for future releases?
Hi Guys,
as I already read in the community, that QlikView offers custom text formatting, I asked myself if it is possible to take it one step beyond.
I already know the following customizations
='<U> '&' <U>' --> Underline
='<B>' & <B>' --> Big
='<I>' & '<I>' --> Italic
Colors + If-clauses eg.
Since those customizations don't offer much options (unlike HTML & CSS). I tried to use some HTML-Statements which normally lead to a custom change of our text. In this case the goal is to achieve a double underlining.
<html>
<head>
<title>Double Underlined Text Example</title>
<style type="text/css">
.double_underline {
border-bottom: 3px double;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<span class="double_underline">Double Underlined Text</span>
</body>
</html>
But...
It's not working, altough I put it in QV-Synthax!
Anyhow, the problem doesn't seem to be trivial.
Since I'm not only asking for my specific problem but for general customization of text formatting options, I'd be really happy to get answers regarding any option QV offers to its developers.
Hope somebody has a clue making things work out.
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Hi everyone,
I am working on a Qlik Sense Automation workflow to extract data from a Qlik Sense straight table and insert it into an Excel table using the Microsoft Excel – Add Rows To Excel Worksheet Table block.
I am processing the data in batches using nested loops, but I am facing an inconsistent issue with the second batch onward.
Workflow Structure
My current workflow is approximately:
Get Straight Table Data
Loop Batch
Loop 2 – Iterate through each row in the batch
Initialize/reset ExcelPayload
Loop 3 – Iterate through the column values of the current row
Append each column value to ExcelPayload
Print ExcelPayload using an Output block
Add Rows To Excel Worksheet Table
The Excel table contains 26 columns, and the payload is already in a 2D array format, as required by the Excel block.
Issue
The first batch is inserted into Excel correctly.
However, from the second batch onward, I am experiencing the following problems:
The first batch is added correctly.
In the second batch, the Output block prints data, but the rows that appear in Excel are different from what is printed in the Output.
Sometimes, Excel inserts random blank rows.
The issue does not occur consistently; it appears intermittent.
The Output payload appears to be reset correctly, and the data printed in the Output looks correct.
The Rows input of the Excel block is mapped to ExcelPayload.
The Excel block is configured with the correct Drive ID, Item ID, Worksheet, and Table ID.
For example:
Output block:
[
["4725", "ABD", "TITANIUM", "..."],
["3847", "WERE", "BITUMEN", "..."]
]
However, the rows inserted into Excel do not always correspond to the same rows shown in the Output. In some cases, blank records are also inserted.
What I have already checked
ExcelPayload is reset for each row.
The payload is already a 2D array.
The Output block shows the expected data.
The Excel Rows field is mapped to ExcelPayload.
The first batch is processed correctly.
The issue starts intermittently from the second batch onward.
I am not sure whether this is related to:
Loop Batch processing or nested loop execution.
The Excel connector's handling of multiple requests.
Concurrent or overlapping Excel API requests.
The Add Rows block processing the payload differently from the Output block.
Excel table insertion or connector retry behavior.
Some issue with the way the payload is passed between batches.
Questions
Has anyone experienced a situation where the Output block displays the correct payload, but the Excel Add Rows To Excel Worksheet Table block inserts different rows?
Can Qlik Automations execute Excel insertion requests out of order or process overlapping requests when nested loops are used?
Is there any recommended delay, batching approach, or sequential execution method for inserting multiple batches into an Excel table?
What is the best way to debug the exact payload received by the Excel connector for each execution?
Could the Microsoft Excel connector insert blank rows intermittently when multiple Add Rows requests are executed against the same table?
Any guidance on how to troubleshoot this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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