Sorry, I am not very clear with your question. If you are looking to Load data from disparate sources then yes it is possible. You can use the wizard based approach or can you also use the Edit Script window to get data from different sources. You can get data from Tables, Other QV files, Web Files, Inline Table, Using ODBC connection and OLE DB connections.
Please refer to QV demos here. Or if you have specific question on particular dataset then please explain in detail and I'd recommend you to post the sample data.
If you want to load existing QV document then you use Binary Load. Or click on Edit Module and select QlikView File button if you are using version 9. Binary Load statement is created at the top of the Scripting window. And you can have only one Binary Load per document.
As DV said it is not possible to load more than one QVW file using Binary Load. Instead what you can do is load each table used in QVWs to QVDs and load those QVDs in new Qlikview document.
Now I am going generate a report in Document 2 with charts from the same document.
I am not able to add in that report also charts from document 1, right?
The only thing I could do is creating a qvd-file in document 1 to load the data from document 1 into document 2.
What is about the "table viewer" and the "logic operations"?
Afterwards, if I do not have problems with "logic operations", I can copy the the charts from document 1 into document 2 and can use them in te repoprt.
Using binary load you can only import the data model and it does not get the underlying objects. If you wanted to get other objects then you need to export the document layout / sheet layout. This exports the objects in XML format and then you can import these XML files into Document2. Alternatively if its just one object then you can copy & paste the object from Document1 and change the properties.
