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We’re continuing into the spring by spotlighting a Community member who brings years of experience, consistency, and a strong passion for helping others. For our April 2026 Featured Member, we’re excited to recognize Daniele Purrone!

Originally from Italy, Daniele moved to Sweden in 2009, where he now lives with his wife Helena and their 12-year-old daughter Aurora. He enjoys spending time with his family.

Daniele has been with Qlik since 2014, working within the support organization. Over the years, he started with QlikView, transitioned to Qlik Sense, and in recent years has focused almost exclusively on Qlik Cloud Analytics. His experience across multiple generations of Qlik products gives him a strong perspective when helping others.

He enjoys posting in the Qlik Community because he genuinely likes being able to assist. Beyond that, staying active in discussions helps him identify trends and issues early, often before they turn into formal support cases, ultimately helping reduce workload for his team.

Outside of work, Daniele has several big passions. He is a dedicated supporter of Genoa CFC, the oldest football team in Italy, a connection he describes as unbreakable. He is also a huge hard rock and metal fan, with Deep Purple as his favorite band. In his free time, he has written pieces and conducted interviews with major bands including Metallica, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, and Deep Purple.

He also enjoys reading, both fiction (especially sci-fi and fantasy) and history. Another personal interest of his is the architectural and urban evolution of cities he has lived in. He collects old maps and photos and enjoys learning about the history of places in as much detail as possible.

Daniele, thank you for your continued contributions and engagement in the Qlik Community. Please join us in celebrating Daniele Purrone as our April 2026 Featured Member, and leave a comment below!

@Jamie_Gregory @calebjlee @nicole_ulloa 

The hunt is over, and what a challenge it was! After combing through clues, exploring corners of the community, and showing off some serious Qlik knowledge, we're thrilled to reveal the five winners of the Qlik Community Scavenger Hunt:

@igoralcantara  @mshann01  @marksouzacosta  @tmw_livefi  @WeLoveQlik 

Huge congratulations to each of you , your curiosity, persistence, and community spirit made this hunt one for the record books. As a reward for your hard work, each winner will be receiving some cool Qlik swag! If you are a winner, please privately message me your address so we can send over your prizes!

A massive thank-you to everyone who participated. Events like this thrive because of the energy and enthusiasm this community brings, and you delivered in a big way.

Stay tuned, more community challenges are on the way. Until next time, happy analyzing! 

Hi, Few years back i used Qlikview. I just got another chance to work on QLiksense project. Where do i find the data source files that are used in ABC Sales Dashboard. I would like to get the files so i can load and try to build one graph at a a time

Hi.   I am using Talend API Tester.   It's a great product.   I am using the Community Edition. 

I get the document that I requested by my GET or POST.   But some of the time, I would like to see the interpreted version.   Instead of <input type="checkbox" id="yesOrNo" checked> I would like to see a picture of a checkbox. 

Is there a way to make the tool do that?  Some way to say "don't put the output here; put it in this other tab, over there?"  I can buy the cloud subscription, if that's best. 

I am unable to access the change store api of an app in a managed space that I have full access to while using a rest connection in the data load editor (I can for apps in shared spaces or get to the data through automate). 

Is this expected behavior for Write Tables in Managed Spaces or should I still be able to pull the change store data to use elsewhere such as store as a qvd?

Thank you

We’re continuing the momentum this spring by recognizing a Qlik Community member who brings deep experience, thoughtful engagement, and a genuine passion for helping others. For our March 2026 Featured Member, we’re excited to spotlight Ken Thomas, a long-time Qlik advocate and active voice in the Community.

Ken lives in North Carolina, where he spends as much time as possible outdoors running, hiking, camping, hammocking, and even making bubbles (you might know him as @RaleighBubbleMan on Instagram). His curiosity and energy outside carry over into the way he approaches his work and his involvement in the Qlik Community.

Professionally, he is a contractor supporting the EPA’s Qlik system, where he has spent many years working across support, administration, development, and usability. His journey with Qlik spans well over a decade, including time working directly at Qlik as a Technical Support Specialist. Since then, Qlik products have remained a constant in his career.

Ken frequently turns to the Qlik Community to find answers and stay sharp, but he doesn’t just consume knowledge, he contributes to it. He stays actively engaged by answering questions, posting thoughtful inquiries, submitting and voting on enhancement ideas, and replying to ongoing discussions. His approach reflects something deeper than technical expertise. As he shares, it’s simply part of his nature to try to help others as much as he can.

Across all corners of the internet, he looks for ways to provide feedback, improve what’s incomplete, and contribute where things are missing or unclear. That mindset perfectly embodies what makes the Qlik Community strong: members who not only seek solutions, but actively shape them.

Ken, thank you for your continued support, insight, and generosity within the Community. Please join us in celebrating Ken Thomas as our March 2026 Featured Member, and leave a comment below!

@Sue_Macaluso @Jamie_Gregory @calebjlee @nicole_ulloa 

Data doesn’t stand still - and keeping up with every change isn’t always easy.

There’s now a new way to help surface what matters most. Discovery Agent works in the background to highlight meaningful changes across your data so you can stay informed without constantly checking dashboards.

If you’re curious how it works and what it can do, we’ve shared more details in the Innovation Blog.

Learn more here!

Hello Developers!!!

I have tried so many things and cannot seem to get all my data (10000+ records).
With native REST API settings I get the "Total field path" error so I am trying to adjust the API settings with provider's requirements.
Attached here with the snapshot and the error message I'm getting now.

I'm trying to use the limit and offset pagination required by the provider. when i set Offset=0 & pagesize=200 and use loop to fetch
the records from table it will hit the DB numerous time and fetch the 200 records for each itteration.
Can someone help me, to get direct fetch the records which are available from that respective table please??

How to Upgrade to the New Version with Same Destination Schema

If you prefer to re-using the same destination schema name, please follow up below steps:

1. Pause the existing integration from their Stitch account.
2. Wait for any records that are being prepared for loading to be loaded.
3. Take note of the tables and fields tracked for replication, as well as the replication methods defined for these tables.
4. Delete the existing integration from your Stitch account.
5. Drop the schema from your destination data warehouse (or rename it if you'd like to continue working from this data as Stitch completes a new historical replication).
6. Contact Qlik Stitch Support to co-ordinate a manual row-usage exemption for this connection. 
7. Configure a new integration with the same name, and Stitch will create this schema in your destination during the loading process.

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

Trusted data is the foundation for trusted insights, and now it’s easier than ever to turn your existing datasets into governed, reusable data products directly within Qlik Cloud Analytics.

With Data Products for Analytics, teams can improve data quality, add business context, and make trusted data easier to discover and reuse across analytics and AI workflows. This helps accelerate app development, reduce redundant data prep, and ensure everyone is working from the same reliable foundation.

If you're working with QVDs or shared datasets, this release introduces new ways to manage, trust, and scale your data more effectively.

Learn what’s new and how to get started: Read the full blog here!

There’s been a lot of talk about agentic AI lately - but how far along are organizations actually?

Qlik just released a new guide exploring the current state of agentic AI, based on insights from enterprise leaders across global organizations. It takes a closer look at where things stand today and what’s coming next.

Worth checking out if you’re interested in where AI is headed and what it could mean for the future of analytics.

Check out the guide here!

Hi 

I am facing an issue where the below error message is showing up in the homepage. 

The Replicate Server on ''qlik_rep_dev'' requires a newer version of QEM 

Because of this, I am not able to create any new tasks or new endpoints in Qlik Replicate. 

This appears to be a version‑compatibility issue between Replicate and QEM. How will the issue get resolved?

Thanks.

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.