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Visualizations & Dashboards
New Pivot Table
The new Pivot table is here with a set of new features:
All the above are designed and added based on feedback from our users. The new Pivot table is launched in the Visualization bundle and will replace native pivot next year when additional features are added.
*Part of the visualizations bundle
New Layout Container
The Layout container is a new component in the Dashboard bundle. In the Layout container, charts can be placed in a freeform manner with or without a snapping grid. Charts can overlap, be stacked, and controlled with show conditions. The Layout container is highly versatile but especially useful for:
*Part of the visualizations bundle
New Borders and Shadows
As of today, most charts receive settings for borders and shadows. Charts inherit the border setting from the theme, but the border width and color setting can now be overridden and customized per chart. The border can play a big role in how your dashboard is perceived, use it wisely to achieve your goals, especially when layering multiple charts!
Chart shadow is a new property on charts, providing a shadow contour around the chart, with options for size and color. Shadows create a depth effect and can be used to highlight and make certain elements stand out.
New Copy and Paste Style Option for Charts
This new chart feature makes life easier when creating a uniformed look across multiple charts! A simple copy and paste functionality now allow you to copy all a chart’s specific style attributes and paste those same attributes onto a separate chart, eliminating the need for tweaking each setting to ensure images are a match!
Styling Grid, Funnel & Sankey Charts
The Grid chart, Funnel chart, and the Sankey chart have been upgraded with the new property panel for styling. The styling includes general settings for title, subtitle, footnote, background, border and shadow and chart specific settings for axis and value labels.
Connectivity
Additional SaaS Application Connectors
We’re continuing to expand the connectivity of Qlik Cloud Data Integration with a new group of connectors that just got released. These connectors will enable you to gather business data from more applications that focus on the supply chain, ERP, CRM, and finance:
We also updated the existing Oracle OPERA connector to support change data capture.
Like our previous connector releases, these connectors are Generally Available (GA), covered by our standard support policies and are tagged as Preview. If you haven’t already done so, you will need to contact your local support representative to activate the feature flag that enables all these connectors in your tenant. The preview tag and feature flag are there because these connectors do not cover all use cases and we want to make sure you have the best experience possible.
Insight Advisor
Improved Tooltip for Period over Period Analysis
An improved tooltip is now available for Insight Advisor’s period over period analysis type feature, helping guide end-users to create a new calendar period for their Qlik Sense App (when needed).
Hub & Engine
Data window functions in engine load script
Customers can now perform complex calculations on their data tables in the Qlik load script to perform aggregation on different partitions without losing the granularity of their data. This functionality is commonly used in SQL and with many ML data preparation use cases.
Qlik Connect 2024
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NOTE: Qlik Sense Client-Managed release cadence update:
The release cadence of Qlik Sense Enterprise will change from 4 quarterly releases a year to 2 releases a year. After this February 2024 release, moving forward, Qlik will deliver releases in May and November as the two major releases per year. As always, we will continue to deliver patches in between the major releases to ensure optimal performance. The reason for this release change is to streamline our development focus and optimize communications centered around two major releases per year.
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