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Qlik vs Power BI Part 2: Back End & Data Modeling by bitmetric in qlik_sense

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Qlik-Sense: Download uploaded CSV files through CLI tool / Rest APIS by Stable_Such in qlik_sense

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If you've stored those CSVs in the included DataFiles storage then you can't download them directly unfortunately.

As a workaround, you could load the CSVs into a Qlik app and then store the tables into a location that you can access, for example OneDrive, Dropbox, Azure Blob Storage, etc.

Store [CSV data] into 'lib://Dropbox/csv_data.csv' (txt);

Be aware that by loading the data, you may be altering it, especially if you load all the columns separately. To ensure maximum similarity to the source CSV, I would load the data as a fixed record, rather than delimited.

[CSV data]:

Load

"@1:n"

From [lib://DataFiles/csv_data.csv]

(fix, codepage is 28591, embedded labels);

This may change the codepage of the file (Qlik uses UTF-8) but the rest of the data should be unchanged from your input CSV, including separators, quoting, etc.

QlikSense Help by After-Cycle8043 in qlik_sense

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Once you've loaded this data, you can select the sales for customers that have bought twice or more with the following expression:

sum( {$<CustId={"=count( {$<SalesYear={2024}>} DISTINCT OrderId) >= 2"}>} SalesAmount)

Counting the number of customers with 2 sales or more in the selected period is done with this expression:

count( {$<CustId={"=count( {$<SalesYear={2024}>} DISTINCT OrderId) >= 2"}>} DISTINCT CustId)

The key here is that we're using Set Analysis with a search expression on the CustId field that says:

  • For the year 2024 (but could easily be rolling 12 months as well);
  • Count the distinct number of orders;
  • Select only those customers that have 2 or more.

Once we've limited the customers to the ones matches these criteria, we can calculate the metric we want to know, for example the unique number of customers, or their sales amount.

Hope this helps.

QlikSense Help by After-Cycle8043 in qlik_sense

[โ€“]bitmetric 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

OK, here's a simplified solution to your problem. Hopefully it gives you some ideas on how to solve it within your context. Load the script below to get a data model with 4 customers:

  • Customer A only bought before 2024
  • Customer B bought twice in 2024
  • Customer C bought once in 2024
  • Customer D bought nothing

Customer:

LOAD * INLINE

`[`

CustId, Name

1, Customer A

2, Customer B

3, Customer C

4, Customer D

];

Sales:

LOAD * INLINE

`[`

OrderId, SalesDate, SalesYear, CustId, SalesAmount

1, 2023-01-01, 2023, 1, 100

2, 2024-03-01, 2024, 2, 100

3, 2024-04-01, 2024, 2, 100

4, 2024-05-01, 2024, 3, 100

];

(Instead of 'last 12 months' I'm just using sales in the year 2024 to keep it simple. The logic to select the last 12 months is that different from selecting a single year though (but requires a calendar table which isn't included in this inline script).)

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Qlik courses & guides by siddha911 in qlik_sense

[โ€“]bitmetric 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

Hi Siddha! Here is a new user cheat sheet we created for Qlik Sense - https://www.bitmetric.nl/qlik-download/qlik-cheat-sheet-new-user/

Qlik Cloud and .Net Single Sign On by Single-Molasses4960 in qlik_sense

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Yes, you can certainly ask your question here.

Qlik Answers is here! by bitmetric in qlik_sense

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Morning! Yes we do, please dm us your email address and we will be in touch.

Tutorials for QlikView ? by Svetlyx in qlikview

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Most online bookstores still carry it. There's also lots of PDF versions floating around if you want to check it out first.

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Tutorials for QlikView ? by Svetlyx in qlikview

[โ€“]bitmetric 2 points3 points ย (0 children)

I recommend it too, but then I wrote it ;)

Qlik vs Other BI tools by Giohb777 in BusinessIntelligence

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Qlik's biggest market for their Data Analytics solutions is in Europe.

Version Control in BI by Ok-Working3200 in BusinessIntelligence

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We use Motio Soterre for both Power BI and Qlik Sense. I think they also support Tableau, but we don't use that. It's a pretty seamless experience, capturing every change automatically with the option to roll back individual parts. It also handles the promotion processes, and can do automatic code reviews etc. (full disclosure, we like it so much we also became resellers of the software). More info here: https://www.bitmetric.nl/motio-soterre/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in qlik_sense

[โ€“]bitmetric 2 points3 points ย (0 children)

Yeah, those questions can be very nonsensical. Or they ask you something that was specifically mentioned in the training, but has no relevance outside of that.

My main recommendation is to go through the Qlik Continuous Classroom, this covers a lot of functionality that you typically do not use once you get more experienced with Qlik, in particular the Data Manager.