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That may be due to the fact that systems sometimes treat 1-bit values as signed (meaning that if the bit is set, it actually corresponds to a negative value).
Are you able to find out whether the negative value is already present in your QlikView field? If that's the case, force a conversion to 0 or 1 on loading from your data source, and your export to QVD will be ok.
You are probably loading from a sql table where a field is defined as bit and is returned as true/false. QlikView stores true() as -1. You can converse this like below (2 ways)
