https://community.qlik.com/t5/Member-Articles/Math-amp-Statistics-in-Qlik-View-app-included/ta-p/1665910 <P><a href="https://community.qlik.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/57306">@Maria</a> Sandorova (JaMajka1) posted the following article on Monday 13 Jan 2020, which is a really good piece of work in the Qlik Sense Documents and Video section.&nbsp;&nbsp;</P><P>Original Article...</P><P>I like<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><STRONG>mathematics</STRONG><SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN>and see the potential it is not only in robotics or “almost sci-fi” technologies but everywhere where data is generated and should be understood.</P><P>I like<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><STRONG>Qlik</STRONG>, its possibilities and simplicity for end-users at the same time.</P><P>However, when it comes to mathematics and Qlik together, a lot of people think about SSEs – python or R – and<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><STRONG>default Qlik math functions</STRONG><SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN>are underestimated. I think there might be two reasons – Qlik users do not know about them or do not understand when these functions can help them. So, I decided to develop a Qlik app that will get you an overview of default mathematical functions in Qlik with a little bit of theory and above all, examples and exercises. All of them are interactive – thanks to Qlik<SPAN>&nbsp;.</SPAN></P><P>In the QS Math &amp; Statistics app v1.0 you can find:</P><UL><LI>Quiz to test your skills with Qlikculator I am very proud of<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><DIV class="mceNonEditable lia-copypaste-placeholder">&nbsp;</DIV><SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN>(what to do for 5 hours in a train without wifi)</LI><LI>An interactive overview of basic math functions with examples</LI><LI>Descriptive statistics – theory, example, and my thoughts:<UL><LI>Measures of central tendency</LI><LI>Measures of variability</LI><LI>Percentiles, quartiles, fractiles</LI><LI>Measures of distribution</LI><LI>Overview of different datasets</LI></UL></LI><LI>Intro to correlation</LI></UL><P>If you will find the app useful, in next versions I will add:</P><UL><LI>Outliers &amp; extreme values – why and how to identify them</LI><LI>Financial functions with interactive examples</LI><LI>Linear regression with examples not only for prediction</LI><LI>Combinatorics examples</LI><LI>Statistical distribution functions</LI></UL><P>&nbsp;</P><P>Having asked Maria if she had a Qlikview version, she told me she didn't and wasn't intending on producing one.&nbsp; So folks, I spent a couple of hours (again on a train) building one for your use.</P><P>All kudos goes to Maria as she did all the hard work and I just about managed to do copy and paste.</P> Wed, 21 Sep 2022 17:07:35 GMT CHansford 2022-09-21T17:07:35Z https://community.qlik.com/t5/Member-Articles/Math-amp-Statistics-in-Qlik-View-app-included/ta-p/1665910 <P>I like<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><STRONG>mathematics</STRONG><SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN>and see the potential it is not only in robotics or “almost sci-fi” technologies but everywhere where data is generated and should be understood.</P><P>I like<SPAN>&nbsp;</SPAN><STRONG>Qlik</STRONG>, its possibilities and simplicity for end-users at the same time.</P> Wed, 21 Sep 2022 17:07:35 GMT https://community.qlik.com/t5/Member-Articles/Math-amp-Statistics-in-Qlik-View-app-included/ta-p/1665910 CHansford 2022-09-21T17:07:35Z https://community.qlik.com/t5/Member-Articles/Math-amp-Statistics-in-Qlik-View-app-included/tac-p/1666665#M445 <P>Thanks a lot for your positive feedback and proactivity,&nbsp;<a href="https://community.qlik.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/48789">@CHansford</a>&nbsp;! It is amazing it can be shared with even more people thanks to you!</P> Fri, 17 Jan 2020 10:01:53 GMT https://community.qlik.com/t5/Member-Articles/Math-amp-Statistics-in-Qlik-View-app-included/tac-p/1666665#M445 JaMajka1 2020-01-17T10:01:53Z