There's really not much to explain. You are not required to have a "fact" or "dimension" table in QlikView, though it is often helpful to consolidate your data into a fact/dimension structure for readability or other reasons such as master calendar connections. If you prefer, and have no specific requirements to the contrary, you can maintain the source data's structure in your QlikView files - for example, you can load data in a typical relational / normalized scheme that you'll likely find in most software databases.
