If you're looking to implement a soft delete (marking a row as deleted instead of physically removing it), One approach is to add a status or flag column (e.g., Active/Deleted) and update that field instead of deleting the record.
If you're using a writeback solution, SenseOps Writeback allows you to manage and update rows directly within Qlik Sense while persisting changes to a supported database or file destination. You can configure a “Delete” flag column and let users update that value instead of permanently removing the row, ensuring auditability and historical tracking.
This way, records remain in the backend while being excluded from active views in the app. Know more
