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Hello,
Searching in Qlik Community, you will notice that most of the suggested answers require the use of Macro or NPrinting, which is not what you are looking for. Some of these suggestions can be found in:
- "How do Straight table data can export to csv or xls file automatically. ?" > 2018-04-27 01:56 PM CEST [1]
- "How do Straight table data can export to csv or xls file automatically. ?" > 2018-08-27 05:46 PM CEST [1]
You can submit a feature request [2], to have this option available by default.
The only workaround that might help you achieve your use case scenario is the use of "STORE" command in the load script. For further information, you can check [1] (2018-04-27 01:56 PM CEST) and "Need To Export Straight Table To Excel Automatically On Reload" [3].
For example, I have the following script:
You can use functions to create calculated dimensions (Similar table to the straight one that you have) and then export it as a CSV file. This will be done every time the data is reloaded as you need.
Hello,
Searching in Qlik Community, you will notice that most of the suggested answers require the use of Macro or NPrinting, which is not what you are looking for. Some of these suggestions can be found in:
- "How do Straight table data can export to csv or xls file automatically. ?" > 2018-04-27 01:56 PM CEST [1]
- "How do Straight table data can export to csv or xls file automatically. ?" > 2018-08-27 05:46 PM CEST [1]
You can submit a feature request [2], to have this option available by default.
The only workaround that might help you achieve your use case scenario is the use of "STORE" command in the load script. For further information, you can check [1] (2018-04-27 01:56 PM CEST) and "Need To Export Straight Table To Excel Automatically On Reload" [3].
For example, I have the following script:
You can use functions to create calculated dimensions (Similar table to the straight one that you have) and then export it as a CSV file. This will be done every time the data is reloaded as you need.
