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Iam leaning towards
Hard to know what you want when you cannot physcally "flick the pages" ...
Anybody have any favourites?
Jo
Hi Josephine,
so I assume you are already through "QlikView 11 for Developers"? That is the first book that I would recommend. It helps you get started with QlikView and after that it takes you quite far if you use it as a reference manual.
I can only say that I have read "Mastering QlikView" and it doesn't really cover anything that the former one hasn't covered.
I have heard someone here in the Community say approx. the same about "QlikView Scripting".
I think the best source of information is this Community anyway, but books do have their advantages.
I hope that helps you a little bit.
If you want to do magic/wonders buy this one
Packt - Qlikview For Developers Cookbook 2013
Says "Currently not available" at the Bookdepository ... That' why it was not on my list. Did it get up to dashboards?
Jo
I'd suggest the QlikView for Developers Cookbook
Full of great ideas and not as heavy as some books.
QlikView 11 For Developers - To Start QlikView
Practical QlikView and Practical QlikView 2 - Same as above book but prior book will give you more knowledge
Once you go through this/these book(s)
QlikView For Developers CookBook (For QlikView Tips and Tricks)
QlikView Scripting (For enhancing your scripting knowledge to somewhat advance level)
Learning QlikView Data Visulization (More knowledge on Table and Charts)
QlikView Server and Publisher (Becoming Familiar with Server/Publisher functionality)
At last to improve QlikView Application Performance.... MASTERING QLIKVIEW !
Hope this helps.
Happy Qliking !
I wouldnt recommend Practical QlikView2. I would put QlikView 11 for Developers as #1, Mastering QlikView as #2 and QlikView for Developers Cookbook as #3.
Thank you Peter, Manish, bill and Data Nibbler
I am sure I got more responses but they seem to be hidden from my interface.
Looks like the Qlikview 11 ofr Developers is the way to go - and I might wait for the Bookdepository to get some copies in or ... packt.com (but I do like paper ... and anyway the Luddites were right
Thank you
Jo
Try some books on Amazon:
If you want some videos on YouTube try my free course at:
http://techstuffy.tv (YouTube)
Thanks
Mark