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Hello,

I have a data from SQL database, which is used by our ERP. Structure of table is multi-level BOM. What does it mean ?

Here is some example of data (Important information is - Quantities are stored per one unit; I need to scale them for multiple units.

So, the item A10250001V353551 is always parent, so the item is single-level.

But, the item A10250002V353552 is multi-level, because first lower part of BOM is A10250002V353553 and also the item A10250002V353553 has other lower part of BOM - A10250002V353554. And If I want to manufactured 3 pieces of A10250002V353552, than I need 6 pieces of A10250002V353553, and 30 pieces of M700009 ... etc.

The data needs to be scripted correctly in order for Qlik Sense to properly summarize the quantities.

Could you advise me on how to script this so that it calculates correctly? Thank you very much.

We’re keeping the momentum going as we head further into the year by spotlighting a Community member whose passion for Qlik spans decades, continents, and countless conversations. This February, we’re excited to celebrate Pablo Labbe, a long-time Qlik champion, trusted voice in the Community, and our February 2026 Featured Member.

Pablo is a Senior Solution Architect at iMaps Analytics, a renowned Qlik Partner in Brazil, where he works across pre-sales and solution architecture. His journey with data began back in the mid-90s, but everything changed when he discovered QlikView in 2008. As Pablo shares, “when I learned about QlikView in 2008 it was love at first sight.” His first Qlik project followed shortly after in 2009, and from that point on, he’s built his entire career around Qlik.

Over the years, he has gone on to author two books on Qlik Sense, sharing his expertise with a broader global audience. For Pablo, the Qlik Community plays a central role in how he learns and gives back. As he puts it, “Qlik Community is a key resource for me to learn and share knowledge - I learn with every question posted.” As an administrator of the Brazil Group, he’s always looking for ways to engage new users, and when questions come up in WhatsApp, Slack, or Telegram, he makes a point to guide people back to relevant Community articles and discussions.

Looking ahead to 2026, Pablo is focused on continuing his learning journey, with plans to pursue the Qlik Talend Core Certified Data Integration Developer certification, building on his recent Talend Data Integration certifications.

Outside of Qlik, Pablo is a husband, a father of two adult children, and the proud companion of two dogs. He loves cooking, traveling with his family, and unwinding with sci-fi movies and series’.

Pablo, thank you for your passion, leadership, and dedication to growing the Qlik Community, especially within the partner ecosystem. Please join us in celebrating Pablo Labbe as our February 2026 Featured Member, and leave a comment below!

@Sue_Macaluso @Jamie_Gregory @nicole_ulloa @Brett_Cunningham

The company I work for made several redundancies just before Christmas, and as a Qlik specialist for the last 10 years , I've found it challenging to find roles looking for Qlik specialists. 

While I'm happy to retrain in other tools, it'd be great to find a role that is already using Qlik or planning to, as all the subject matter expertise specific to Qlik would be relevant. 

I've looked through various places to find companies using Qlik, or searching various Qlik related keywords on Job Boards, but out of maybe 200-300 viewed, very few are specifically mentioning Qlik , rather it's included in a phrase like "Familiar with BI tools like Power BI, Looker , Qlik etc." .

Is there somewhere else I can look to find Qlik Centric roles?  

Thanks in advance for any advice or suggestions.

We’re starting off the new year by shining a light on someone who helps shape Qlik from the inside out, and who shows up in the Community to listen, learn, and contribute along the way. For our first Featured Member of the year, we’re excited to recognize one of our own: Dave Channon, a familiar and trusted voice across the forums and our January 2026 Featured Member!

Dave is part of the Analytics product team, and you’ll often find him jumping into conversations around APIs, frameworks, developer workflows, and app development, not just to answer questions, but to listen. As Dave puts it, “I rely on the Community to keep me aligned to the challenges and opportunities that customers and partners see with our software.” He uses these discussions as a key input, alongside Qlik Ideation, to inform product ideas, documentation improvements, and new tools.

His consistent engagement reflects a belief that the best products are built in conversation with the people who use them, and the Community plays a huge role in making that possible.

Outside of his day-to-day work, Dave keeps busy creating unsolicited and unsupported scripts and projects to help Qlik developers (Some might say it’s a hobby, others might call it dedication!). A few of these projects even live on as pinned repositories on his GitHub, quietly helping developers solve problems and move faster.

Dave, thank you for showing up, listening closely, and helping connect our product work with the voices of the Community. Please join us in celebrating Dave Channon as our January 2026 Featured Member, and drop a comment below!

@Dave_Channon @Sue_Macaluso @Jamie_Gregory @nicole_ulloa @Brett_Cunningham

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If you haven’t explored this year’s Qlik Data & Analytics Trends yet, now is the perfect time. The entire experience is available on demand — and it’s packed with insight, inspiration, and practical guidance to help you stay ahead of what’s coming in 2026.

Alongside the full trends reveal, you’ll also get access to the webinar with Dan Sommer, where he breaks down the biggest shifts shaping data, AI, and analytics — and what they mean for the year ahead.

What’s waiting for you:

• Trends 2026 Webinar — your deep dive into the biggest forces shaping data, AI, and analytics in 2026
• Bonus Video Content!
• AWS’ Chris McNabney, Director of Solutions Architecture, US ISV joins Qlik CMO, Chris Powell for a high-powered conversation on how to translate Qlik’s 2026 Trends into practical strategies that drive real results
• Responsible AI Fellow at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center, Dr Rumman Chowdhury and Qlik's CTO, Sam Pierson chat in-depth on the evolving data and AI landscape, and the essential skills that are needed to thrive in it today.

Whether you're evaluating AI capabilities, or modernizing your data foundation, this will give you a clear, actionable view of where the industry is heading.

Watch everything on demand here

Thank you to everyone who jumped in and participated in our first Qlik Community Scavenger Hunt! We saw great turnout and loved seeing how engaged everyone was throughout the hunt.

A huge congratulations to our winners:
@spetkov-movexm 

@Ben_P 

@DM10 

@theoat 

@Francesco_Xodo 

You all cracked the code and earned some prizes!!!

Thanks again to everyone who took part, shared hints, and cheered each other on. A special shoutout to @Brett_Cunningham @Jamie_Gregory @Sue_Macaluso @nicole_ulloa for all their hard work behind the scenes to make this scavenger hunt possible! We hope to do something like this again in the future, so keep an eye out for what’s next.

Best,

Qlik Community Team

Hello there,

my organization is asking a way to test the each object values with the source automatically, instead of manual testing. can anyone suggest the best approach to do this. we are using 3 tier architexture.

The Community Scavenger Hunt is almost over, you’ve got just two days to explore the Community, crack the clues, and submit your answers.

If you’ve already participated, thank you! If not, now’s the time to jump in before the hunt closes. Don’t miss your chance to complete it and have a little fun along the way!!!

Qlik Connect 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting event, and we are getting an early look at what is coming in the breakout session catalog. This year’s agenda highlights practical innovation across data integration, analytics, and AI, with sessions designed to help you move from insight to action.

Attendees can explore sessions on agentic AI, predictive analytics, modern lakehouse architectures, FinOps for data and AI, and the future of AI user experiences. There are also deep dives into what is new in Qlik Talend Cloud, how Qlik Answers is accelerating analytics creation, and previews of the 2026 Analytics and AI roadmap.

Whether you are focused on building trusted data pipelines, enabling smarter decision making, or scaling AI initiatives across your organization, the breakout sessions at Qlik Connect are designed to meet you where you are and help you grow.

With more than 100 breakout sessions, hands on workshops, certifications, and networking opportunities, there is something for everyone at Qlik Connect 2026.

Check out the breakout session preview and start shaping your agenda today. All sessions, workshops, and two certifications are included with registration.

Anyone excited about a specific session, topic, or speaker? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Check out the Breakout Sessions Here

Good day, Qlik Community!

Data Voyagers 4th video on MCP is now live!

This video is another one on the series of MCP capabilities, the protocol that allows you to use LLM to control and integrate one or more APIs through a conversational flow. In this video, we demonstrate how we can create a routine to copy data from one data source to another.

Watch it here and make sure you are subscribed to the Data Voyagers YouTube channel.

https://youtu.be/RVRxe2CMITA

Did your Qlik reloads suddenly stop picking up dashboard variable values? You aren't crazy. Qlik has made significant changes to how front-end variables interact with the back-end load script, specifically regarding the behavior of standard variables vs. ScriptOnlyVariables.

The "old way" of relying on dashboard variables automatically carrying over to the script during a reload is no longer reliable due to these recent platform updates. If your ETL process depends on user input from the UI, you need a new approach.

In the video below, I break down exactly what changed and demonstrate the robust, modern solution: using Qlik Application Automation (QAA) to bridge the gap.

📅 In the video, we cover:

This is essential knowledge for any Qlik developer ensuring their data pipelines remain interactive and reliable.

Watch full video here: 
https://youtu.be/EJLoH0GZXQo

Regards,

Mark Costa

Good day, Qlik Community!

We just launched on Data Voyagers our 5th video on MCP. Today I am showing how I am using MCP to run predictions on Qlik Predict from a database and save the results back to it. Pretty cool capability.

As always, I ask you: if you like, please share it!

I would also ask, if you can, to subscribe to the Data Voyagers YouTube channel.

Watch the video here:

Qlik Predict ML Models from Any Source

Thank you to everyone who participated in our first-ever Qlik Community Scavenger Hunt! The hunt has officially ended and submissions are now closed. 

Throughout the hunt, we hid secret letters across the Community, with each clue leading participants to a new destination in the navigation. Watching everyone follow the trail, collaborate in the comments, and crack the final phrase made this first scavenger hunt especially fun to run. Winners will be contacted directly, so keep an eye on your inbox.

Thanks again for jumping in and helping make the Qlik Community such a curious, collaborative place!

Hello Qlik Community!

There is a new video on Data Voyagers. Recorded in Lund, Sweden, the birthplace of Qlik, this panel brings together five leaders who have shaped the Women Who Qlik community through their work and their long commitment to data practice. Angelika Klidas, Stephanie Robinson, Vivienne Parsons, Madelon Jansen and Londa Devlin share their experiences across industries and regions, reflecting on how the community has grown, what still matters most, and how collaboration continues to advance the way people use data.

Enjoy!

Watch it here: Lund Dialogs 2025 - Women Who Qlik

Our 3rd video on the MCP series is live!

This time, we show how to connect to multiple data sources, estimate Qlik Capacity, and more. Watch it on the following link and, if you like it, please share it! Also, make sure to follow the Data Voyagers LinkedIn page and our YouTube channel.

Watch it here:

https://youtu.be/SAIOIaVM9Rc

Hello Qlik Community!

This week we published a very special episode of the Data Voyagers podcast where my co-host Angelika and I talk to Qlik's CEO Mike Capone.

You can listen to that episode whatever you get your podcasts (Apple Podcasts, Deezer, Overcast, Spotify, and more) or watch it on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/r8P2NokJQPU?si=dFQS69yW4zjsl5gR

I hope you like it and, if so, please share it in your network.

Looking for your next opportunity—or the perfect candidate? You’re in the right place! This forum connects employers, job seekers, and interns in the Qlik ecosystem.

How to Post

Use the templates below to make your post clear and easy to find. Just copy the one that fits, fill in your details, and select the correct label:

• Jobs Seeking People
• People Seeking Jobs
• People Seeking Internships

• Companies Seeking Interns 

Tips for a Great Post

• Include location, role details, and contact info.

• Add the correct label so your post reaches the right audience.

• Follow up on any responses and close your post once the position is filled or your search is over.

Bonus for Academic Program Members

If you’re part of the Qlik Academic Program or learned Qlik at your university, don’t forget to add the “Qlik Academic Program” label to your post, this helps others in the community spot you!

Happy connecting, and good luck!