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I am using Qlik Cloud Reporting and I have an excel template. I have created page levels to cycle through the Currency Type field to create 3 Excel Tabs- Functional, Reporting, and Original.
I want to insert a pivot table from the Reporting tab, but that gets created on the fly by the page level tag.
I can insert a pivot table by the standard way - adding columns from the table, but if I filter to Reporting Currency Type the page level only Reporting. If I do not filter the Currency Type I get the three Tabs - Functional, Reporting, and Original but the pivot table uses the first tab (Functional)
How can I insert a pivot table from a tab that is created from a page level on the fly?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian
Hi
A native Excel PivotTable cannot be placed inside a Qlik level, but it can be placed on a worksheet that uses a Qlik page
Check above links
Hi @Brip51
This is hard to do but not impossible!
It is a matter of using the same sheet for pivot table and straight table data. We don't know your data volume or your pivot table size once it gets created so I am not sure if its possible. My way of working with it is to populate straight table data say from row 10000 downwards allowing rows 1-10000 to be used for a pivot table and referencing it as a named table instead of cells range.
That method works (cause I test my answers so I know 😁) and for every new sheet you get pivot table pointing to source table from the same sheet.
hope that helps.
cheers
Hi
A native Excel PivotTable cannot be placed inside a Qlik level, but it can be placed on a worksheet that uses a Qlik page
Check above links
Hi @Brip51
This is hard to do but not impossible!
It is a matter of using the same sheet for pivot table and straight table data. We don't know your data volume or your pivot table size once it gets created so I am not sure if its possible. My way of working with it is to populate straight table data say from row 10000 downwards allowing rows 1-10000 to be used for a pivot table and referencing it as a named table instead of cells range.
That method works (cause I test my answers so I know 😁) and for every new sheet you get pivot table pointing to source table from the same sheet.
hope that helps.
cheers
Hi Lech,
Thank you for tip.
This will work (as you pointed out 🙂
My requirement is to create the pivot on a separate Excel Tab.
I think I will create a sheet for each Currency Type in the Qlik app.
Regards,
Brian
Thanks. I marked both as solutions as putting the Pivot on the same page as the data was mentioned. Thank you for the help!