Widget based dashboard

[hugmarcel]

Hi

I wonder if it's possible to create a QV page layout based on widgets.

Idea is that the user can select and place the information he wishes in a dashboard.

Each widget can contain KPI information, a graph, diagram or even a weather forecast info.

It's the same as when you populate your mobile start page with apps and widgets e.g. from Google Play.

See the PNG attached as an example for a widget based dashboard.

I know its possible to offer KPIs and dimensions in listboxes, where the user can select from and
populate a dynamic pivot table (sc. Self Service BI).

Could anybody even possibly show a demo app or an example?

Further requirement: I do not want to use QSense. It must be done with QlikView!

Thank you for your help.

Marcel

[b_garside]

You can try to create the KPI's and metrics from text/list boxes then place them into a Container to group them.

I know you don't or cant use QSense right now, but it really is better suited for this task.

QV is not so great at grouping objects for drag N drop.

Hopefully that will improve in future releases then this type of drag N drop will be easier. Right now they are much different UI platforms to state the obvious.

[b_garside]

You may want to nest the containers for added control.

then show or hide the containers using a variable for the users to determine what to show.

[Clever_Anjos]

QlikView does not implement this as "per si'.

Some ways of doing this

1. Using regular QlikView objects (styling and positioning each one)
2. Using Extensions (1 extension <-> 1 widget)
3. Using Web iFrames showing pieces of other sites

[b_garside]

Marcel have you tried any of these suggestions? If they were helpful or answered select as indicated.

[rwunderlich]

"Further requirement: I do not want to use QSense. It must be done with QlikView!"

Too bad. While it might be possible in QlikView, it would be fairly easy in Qlik Sense. See this video:

Mashup Demo Prototype - YouTube

[petter]

Is something like this acceptable - then you could use QlikView - as I made this with pie-chart / trellis, standard Unicode font using icons available in regular Calibri and a bar-chart and a handful of text boxes: