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nevilledhamsiri
Specialist
Specialist

To convert an Excel file in to qvd format

Hi,

Will you summerize the steps to be followed in converting an excel file in to QVD format!

Rgds

Neville

1 Solution

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its_anandrjs

Best way already suggested by others or maybe have a look

1. Load the excel file and give some name to the table to identify in the data model

Ex:-

SalesTab:

Load *

FROM [SalesData.xlsx] (ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

2. Use STORE command to store the table and its row into QVD (Qlikview Data File)

Store SalesTab into SalesTab.qvd;

Or

If you need to store it into some location in your drive / Server then

Store SalesTab into D:\QVD\Proj\SalesTab.qvd;


3. Extention of the store file is *.QVD

Ex:-

//Complete script

SalesTab:

Load *

FROM [SalesData.xlsx] (ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

Store SalesTab into SalesTab.qvd;

Note:- If you read this table on the file where you create the QVD you have to drop it first and then use by qvd location

Ex:-

Load

*

FROM SalesData.qvd;

Hope this helps

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m_woolf
Master II
Master II

Read data into QlikView.

Store into QVD

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi

1. First load Excel file into qlikview application.

2. Store Table into Table.qvd(qvd);

Hope it helps!!

its_anandrjs

Best way already suggested by others or maybe have a look

1. Load the excel file and give some name to the table to identify in the data model

Ex:-

SalesTab:

Load *

FROM [SalesData.xlsx] (ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

2. Use STORE command to store the table and its row into QVD (Qlikview Data File)

Store SalesTab into SalesTab.qvd;

Or

If you need to store it into some location in your drive / Server then

Store SalesTab into D:\QVD\Proj\SalesTab.qvd;


3. Extention of the store file is *.QVD

Ex:-

//Complete script

SalesTab:

Load *

FROM [SalesData.xlsx] (ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);

Store SalesTab into SalesTab.qvd;

Note:- If you read this table on the file where you create the QVD you have to drop it first and then use by qvd location

Ex:-

Load

*

FROM SalesData.qvd;

Hope this helps

kumarravi
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hey @nevilledhamsiri ,

Sales: //It is the name of the table
LOAD

Col_name 

FROM
[C:\Users\Desktop\x.csv]
(txt, codepage is 28591, embedded labels, delimiter is ',', msq);

Store Sales into [C:\Users\Desktop\x..qvd](qvd);

 

Happy Learning 🙂 !