Hi folks,

Could anyone please provide insight into a ERR_INVALID_AUTH_CREDENTIALS error when running Butler Sheet Icons?

Butler authenticates with the client.pem certificate and develops a PLAN, but fails after "closed virtual browser" with ERR_INVALID_AUTH_CREDENTIALS error.

I have attached the full log from my session.  I have double-checked user id and password; I am using an account with ROOT ADMIN rights in the QMC; the same account owns the "Sales Dashboard" for which I'm trying to create thumbnails.

Thanks for any available help!

JR

Hi, 

When I try to login to my Qlik account I face "504 Gateway Time-out" and I'm not able to login, can you please help me. 

Thanks 

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to create a pie chart in Qlik Sense where I want to show both the value and the share for each category.

For example, I have a calculated dimension like this:

=If(
    region = 'REGION_A',

    If(
        buyer = 'BUYER_A'
        AND WildMatch(product_type, '*TYPE_01*', '*TYPE_02*'),
        'CATEGORY_A',

        If(
            (
                buyer = 'BUYER_A'
                AND NOT WildMatch(product_type, '*TYPE_01*', '*TYPE_02*')
            )
            OR buyer = 'BUYER_B',
            'CATEGORY_B',

            If(
                buyer = 'BUYER_C',
                'CATEGORY_C',

                If(
                    buyer = 'BUYER_D',
                    'CATEGORY_D'
                )
            )
        )
    )
)

My measure is:

Count(DISTINCT transaction_id)

Ideally, I want both the value and percentage to be displayed on the pie chart itself, or at least have both available in the tooltip.

What would be the recommended way to achieve this in Qlik Sense? Should I use a custom label expression, a second measure, or another approach?

Thanks!

What exists today — in GeoOperations (Travel Areas)

Qlik Cloud's GeoOperations already supports transportation mode types for calculating Travel Areas. These modes include: Bird (a flying bird at 10 m/s), Car (road restrictions for cars), Bike (bike road restrictions), Pedestrian (pedestrian road restrictions), and Truck (truck road restrictions). Qlik Help

However, this capability only exists as a back-end data operation — it's used to compute a geographic polygon (a travel area zone) based on cost (time or distance). It is not a front-end map visualization property that a developer or end-user can set on a map chart as a "view type."

The Gap — What's Missing

When you build a Map chart in Qlik Cloud Analytics, maps enable you to view data geographically using multiple layers. You can limit the pan of a map to a specific view and scope, such as a region of interest. But there is no current setting that lets a developer pre-configure — or allows an end user to switch — the transportation perspective/view type of the map at the visualization level. Qlik Help

In other words:

• The "Bird" perspective (top-down satellite/aerial view) is effectively the implicit default for all map charts.
• There is no UI toggle or property panel option to set the default view mode (Bird, Car, Pedestrian, etc.) on the map chart itself.
• End users cannot switch the view context dynamically within a published dashboard.

What Your Feature Request Should Cover

Here's the structured context you can use to write the request:

Problem Statement:
Qlik Cloud map charts only support a single implicit view type (bird's-eye / top-down). For use cases like logistics, field operations, urban planning, or accessibility analysis, users need the map to visually reflect the perspective relevant to their workflow — car routing view, pedestrian walkability, etc.

Requested Feature:
A "Default View Type" property in the Map chart property panel, allowing developers to set one of the following as the default rendering perspective for a map visualization:

• 🐦 Bird — top-down aerial (current implicit default)
• 🚗 Car — road-network focused view
• 🚶 Pedestrian — walkway/footpath focused
• 🚲 Bike — cycling path focused
• 🚛 Truck — freight road network view

Additionally, optionally expose a runtime toggle so end users can switch the view type within a published app, without needing to go into edit mode.

Why It Matters:

• Aligns the map visualization with the transportation mode already used in GeoOperations Travel Area calculations.
• Improves analytical context — a logistics analyst using a Truck travel area should see a truck-perspective map, not a bird's-eye view.
• Reduces cognitive load and makes dashboards more purpose-fit.

Hi everybody,

I've configured a straight table in a Qlik Cloud app.
I have activated the new "Subtotals" option for 3 dimensions.
For all dimensions, I have excluded null values.

All null values are no longer displayed, which is what I wanted, but subtotals with a value of 0 are still being listed.

Does anyone have an idea how to get these excluded as well in the straight table?

I found this video by @igoralcantara  about MCP and Qlik Predict really interesting and wanted to share it here.

It shows how MCP can connect different data sources to Qlik Predict and use them both for predictions and as outputs after deployment.

I found the practical example of how MCP, LLMs, and Qlik Predict can work together really helpful.

Sharing it here if you're interested in the topic!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roheA8YfDKg