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Hi,
I'm building a report with word template with chart images from Qlikview document, but the image quality is low.
There is any workaround to improve the image quailty of exported images from Qlikview in NPrinting 17 ? I found some but they only works with v16.
I'm using the last version, NP September 2017.
Best
Aran
Best
Aran
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where we can change the picture quality?
Tried option 1 but the chart become distorted. I'm using Qlikview 12.
As images are exported in 96dpi I used a pixel calculator to convert the size in pixels to cm/inch
To import an image with a width of 15 cm (6 inch), I need to set it with a width of 570 pixels. I also changed the labels font size on axis and expressions to 8 pt to fit correctly in the chart.
With those adjustments I could import the images to my report without resizing. Now the image is more clear.
My recommendation: Use a dpi to mm/inch calculator to help you set the best size of your charts when exporting images to reports.
I have done this, but the PDF output image quality is very poor. I am using v17 and using the Powerpoint template editor to create most of my reports as most of my reports are image based. Those that are table based I am using the excel template editor. The reports need to be external customer facing, and there is no way these are being sent out to external customer the way they look. I have report quality set to very high. Zoom output to 400%. Also, Chart and textbox Borders do not get exported. Is there an option to" "pdf output that looks professional"
Very frustrating.
Are you using Qlik Sense or Qlikview ?
Also I recommend to take a look on November/2017 version. They have improved the image quality.
Hi, anyone know if the 400% method stopped to work?
I connected into the Nprinting server, went into Qlikview Users Preference, marked the 'chart' and 'graphics' objects, and changed to zoom 400%, closed and opened again and the configuration remained there.
Went to Nprinting report, generated and the image was the same, blurry with changes.