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4 INSTALLING QLIKVIEW INSTALLING QLIKVIEW In your QlikView package you will find a DVD, a note with a serial number and a control number, and a license agreement. To install QlikView you will need the QlikView DVD, the serial number and the control number. QlikView is designed to run on an IBM PC compatible computer with Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 2008. For detailed information on the system requirements, see page 499 in Book III. 4.1 Starting the Installation Program Do the following: 1 Insert the DVD into the DVD drive. 2 The setup program usually starts by itself: if it does not, open the Windows Explorer, find the DVD drive and double-click Start.exe. The installation program should now have started. 4.2 When the Installation Program Is Running 1 The first dialog that opens is a “Welcome” dialog, just click Next. 2 In the second dialog that opens, choose your region and click OK. 3 You now get to the software license agreement. Read it, and click “I accept the license agreement” (if this is the case), then click Next. 4 In the User Information dialog you specify for whom the installation will be personalized. Specify your choice and click Next to continue. 5 The installation type dialog appears. If you choose Complete, the following features will be installed to the default path, C:\Program Files\QlikView: The QlikView program and its Help file, the QlikView Internet Explorer Plug-In, the Reference Manual (in PDFformat, Acrobat Reader is required to view it), the API Guide, Examples of Custom objects, the QlikView Tutorial and examples of QlikView functionality and features. If you choose Custom, a dialog where you can specify which features to install and where to install them, will appear when you click Next. Make your selections and click Next. installation 31 II
Page 1 and 2: Reference Manual Book I: Installati
Page 3: OVERVIEW BOOK I INTRODUCTION INSTAL
Page 6 and 7: 6 PART III: GENERAL 6 STARTING QLIK
Page 8 and 9: 16 VARIABLE OVERVIEW DIALOG .......
Page 10 and 11: 10 26.6 Section Access system field
Page 13 and 14: 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Page 15 and 16: BEFORE YOU BEGIN Finally, the Appen
Page 17 and 18: WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 2 WHAT
Page 19 and 20: WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 Separat
Page 21 and 22: WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 Linked
Page 23 and 24: WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 Graphic
Page 25 and 26: WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 Trigger
Page 27 and 28: COMPATIBILITY ISSUES FOR EARLIER VE
Page 29: PART II: INSTALLATION • Installin
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Page 37 and 38: OLE DB AND ODBC 3 Go to the ODBC Dr
Page 39: PART III: GENERAL • Menu Commands
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Page 53 and 54: Step 2 - Verify data presentation F
Page 55 and 56: Step 4 - Select chart type Figure 9
Page 57 and 58: Step 6 - Add expression Figure 11.
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Page 61 and 62: 9 MENU COMMANDS MENU COMMANDS The m
Page 63 and 64: MENU COMMANDS Save As... Saves the
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82 This command can also be invoked
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10.3 The Navigation Toolbar Figure
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86 Create Input Box Creates an inpu
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88 Edit Module Opens the Edit Modul
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Commands Figure 16. The Commands pa
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92 Show ScreenTips on toolbars Mark
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11 USER PREFERENCES USER PREFERENCE
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USER PREFERENCES Keep Orphaned QVD
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USER PREFERENCES affects both the l
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11.2 Save Figure 19. The Save page
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11.3 Editor USER PREFERENCES settin
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USER PREFERENCES Operators The oper
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USER PREFERENCES Expression dialog.
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USER PREFERENCES Key Bindings Visua
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11.5 Objects Figure 22. The Objects
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Off No progress information is disp
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11.7 Export Figure 24. The Export p
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USER PREFERENCES Text for Buttons I
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11.8 Printing Figure 25. The Printi
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11.9 Mail Figure 26. The Mail page
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11.10Locations Figure 27. The Locat
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11.11Security Figure 28. The Securi
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11.12License Figure 29. The License
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12 LOGIC AND SELECTIONS LOGIC AND S
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS If several lis
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS Finally, when
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS Forward By cli
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PgDn PgUp Home End LOGIC AND SELECT
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS to an exclusio
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS down the prima
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS Clear Other Fi
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Locked Blue/Yellow Locked Excluded
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS Another Exampl
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LOGIC AND SELECTIONS This means tha
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13 BOOKMARKS BOOKMARKS 13.1 About b
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BOOKMARKS and the cycling position
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BOOKMARKS bookmarks (server documen
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BOOKMARKS Bookmarks dialog. You can
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BOOKMARKS 13.6 Importing Bookmark(s
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14 REPORTS REPORTS 14.1 About Repor
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Report List Figure 36. The Report L
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REPORTS Demote Push this button to
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REPORTS Edit Copy Copies the curren
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REPORTS the right. Also available a
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REPORTS Page Settings Opens the Pag
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REPORTS Center Horizontally Only av
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REPORTS Zoom In this drop-down you
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REPORTS Comment This is a commentar
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REPORTS Loop Report Over Possible V
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REPORTS also be changed by dragging
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Stretch REPORTS This control is onl
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15 ALERTS ALERTS 15.1 About alerts
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ALERTS 3 Restoring original selecti
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ALERTS The bookmark should be state
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ALERTS Mail Subject Type the subjec
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Click Next to continue. Figure 49.
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Step 2 - Define the Alert Condition
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ALERTS On Post Reload Mark this che
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Step 5 - Define the action(s) to ta
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VARIABLE OVERVIEW DIALOG 16 VARIABL
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EXPRESSION OVERVIEW DIALOG 17 EXPRE
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EXPRESSION OVERVIEW DIALOG Overview
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18 INTERNAL FILES INTERNAL FILES 18
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INTERNAL FILES Other images A numbe
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qmem:///sounds/qv_ok.wav qmem:///so
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PART IV: SCRIPT • Variables and F
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19 VARIABLES AND FIELDS VARIABLES A
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19.4 Other Entities in QlikView VAR
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20 SCRIPT DIALOGS 20.1 Edit Script
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Change Hidden Script
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Goto... Opens a dial
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Tools Menu Help menu SCRIPT DIALOGS
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Paste SCRIPT DIALOGS Click the butt
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Word Search If this
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SCRIPT DIALOGS • The Internal Tab
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20.6 Create Select Statement Figure
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Database Tables This
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SCRIPT DIALOGS divider. This proced
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SCRIPT DIALOGS In the Open QlikView
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Connect Click this b
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Cancel SCRIPT DIALOGS Closes the di
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20.11Access Restriction Table Wizar
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Source Page Figure 72. The Source p
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Text Info Blob If the value is text
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SCRIPT DIALOGS tom. Custom opens th
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Analyze Fix Position
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Reset OK Garbage Cancel Resets the
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Compare with Column
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Fill Cells Dialog Figure 86. The Fi
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New Label SCRIPT DIALOGS Opens the
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Expand Opens the Con
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Unwrap Figure 93. The Unwrap tab of
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Options Figure 95. The Options page
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Where Clause Figure 96. The Where C
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Hierarchy Parameters Parameters as
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Script Figure 99. The Script page o
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Breakpoints In the B
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21 SCRIPT SYNTAX SCRIPT SYNTAX In t
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Left ................
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SCRIPT SYNTAX A check for duplicate
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SCRIPT SYNTAX option ::= incrementa
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Examples: // example 1 sub INCR (I,
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Examples: Commentmap: mapping Load
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Example: ODBC connect
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do [ ( while | until ) condition ]
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Examples: Execute C:\MSOffice95\Exc
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Examples: // load files file1.csv..
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The syntax is: SCRIPT SYNTAX force
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SCRIPT SYNTAX The prefix creates a
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SCRIPT SYNTAX first one with the fi
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Examples: Inputfield B; Inputfield
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Examples: Join Load * from abc.csv;
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[ let ] variablename = expression S
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SCRIPT SYNTAX The filename may cont
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Examples: Different file formats: L
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SCRIPT SYNTAX txt | fix | dif | bif
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SCRIPT SYNTAX ifier. A header is a
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SCRIPT SYNTAX ment is made. See fur
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Noconcatenate If two
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Outer SCRIPT SYNTAX NullAsNull F??;
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SCRIPT SYNTAX rem string where stri
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Examples: Tab1: Repla
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SCRIPT SYNTAX The load statement sy
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Field names and table
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Examples: sleep 10000; sleep t*1000
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SCRIPT SYNTAX SQLTypes The sqltypes
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SCRIPT SYNTAX table is a script lab
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SCRIPT SYNTAX clause, the statement
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Examples: exit script unless A=1 un
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SCRIPT SYNTAX To remove individual
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Examples: Table1: Loa
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SCRIPT SYNTAX HideSuffix All field
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SCRIPT SYNTAX Example: Set DecimalS
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1 No Error 2 General Error 3 Syntax
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SCRIPT SYNTAX very large/small numb
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"land" as Country SCRIPT SYNTAX as
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22 SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS SCRIPT EXPRES
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS characters * (an
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itor bitxor >>
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS NULL is returned
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Examples: Load M
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Example: Load Cl
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Unless both y0 a
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Unless both y0 a
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Financial Aggregation Functions SCR
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chi2test_chi2 ( col, row, observed_
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Example: Load Ye
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS TTest1w_upper (
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS modula function,
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numavg( expr1 [ , expr2, … exprN
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS rangecount( expr
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS rangemissingcoun
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Date is a paymen
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS chidist ( value,
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Example: fdist( 15, 8, 6 ) returns
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS nper( rate, pmt,
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Fv is the future
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Example: SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Load *,
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS right( s , n ) S
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Example: keepchar( 'a1b2c3' , '123'
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Example 3 (two parameters): MyTab:
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Examples: // Ass
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Load A, B, numsum(B, peek( 'Bsum' )
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS alt( case1 [ , c
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS 0 or 'OK' for a
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Example: Load *, filedir() as X fro
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Filename is name
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TableNumber(table_name) Returns the
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS week number belo
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS today( [ timer_m
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yeartodate( '1999-02-01' ) returns
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS yearend ( '2001-
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS tive values in s
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS indicate succeed
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS lunarweekstart (
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS dayend ('2006-01
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS inquarter ( '200
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Examples: inweek
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS indaytotime ( '2
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS 4 are omitted, t
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS time format hh:m
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Note For reasons
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Color Functions SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS
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23 DATA STRUCTURES DATA STRUCTURES
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DATA STRUCTURES info this table is
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DATA STRUCTURES 1 You cannot displa
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DATA STRUCTURES It could also be th
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DATA STRUCTURES 23.8 Join and Keep
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DATA STRUCTURES Inner The join and
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA 24 EVALU
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA We can n
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA Loading
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA The ance
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA The seco
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA clicked,
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA used onl
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA 24.9 Wil
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EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA Associat
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25 QVD FILES QVD FILES 25.1 About Q
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QVD FILES 1 Explicitly created and
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QVD FILES Case 3: Insert and Update
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26 SECURITY SECURITY It is importan
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SECURITY A person with ADMIN access
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SECURITY If only some of the access
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Example: section access; load * inl
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INDEX Symbols ! (forced exclusion)
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now ...............................
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Reference Manual Book II: Layout, N
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OVERVIEW BOOK II SHEETS AND SHEET O
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8 4.1 Creating a List Box .........
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10 PART II: NUMBER FORMATS 22 DATA
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PART I: SHEETS AND SHEET OBJECTS
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1.1 General Figure 1. The General p
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18 Color Area dialog (see page 23)
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20 Use WebView in Layout Toggles We
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Pop-up Window Settings Figure 2. Th
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24 One Color Gradient Select this b
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1.2 Opening Figure 4. The Opening p
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28 Document Thumbnail Sets how the
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30 # Objects The current number of
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32 Bottom (Min) The current vertica
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34 below. If this is not possible,
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36 Corresponding settings are also
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1.6 Variables Figure 8. The Variabl
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40 Predefined Values Only Input val
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1.7 Security Figure 9. The Security
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44 become visible. This functionali
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Note Actions that trigger other act
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1.9 Groups Figure 11. The Groups pa
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50 Add > Moves the selected fields
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52 more examples of how this featur
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54 keys in the table and the loosel
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56 Reset State Sorts the field valu
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58 when these are opened. Previousl
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1.14 Scrambling Figure 17. The Scra
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1.16 Layout Figure 19. The Layout p
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64 Rainbow Creates a rainbow colore
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66 values between -128 and 127 are
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Caption and Border Properties Figur
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70 Font Opens the Font Dialog where
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72 Allow Maximize If this check box
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74 If the tab on which you click be
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General Figure 22. The General page
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78 Change Opens the Select Wallpape
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Fields Figure 23. The Fields page i
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Objects page Figure 24. The Objects
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84 Right (Min) The current horizont
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86 Access Sheet Object Properties I
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3 SHEET OBJECTS There are fifteen t
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SHEET OBJECTS 3.6 Minimized and Max
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96 Cycle-> Only available when the
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98 Create QuickChart... Opens the Q
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100 Remove Removes the current list
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102 for a calculated field, the log
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104 No Excluded values are not incl
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106 sion to display the placeholder
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108 using this command on a main ex
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110 Circular Gauge When selecting t
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112 the minimum value can be set. T
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114 Sort by In this group, the sort
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116 file on disk (e.g. C:\Mypic.jpg
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Layout Figure 35. The Layout page i
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124 Rainbow Creates a rainbow color
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126 Options In the Options group, i
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Caption 128 All object types Applie
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130 Height Sets the height of the s
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134 Properties... Opens the Statist
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136 Adjust Position of Linked Objec
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138 Field The field to be shown in
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140 Std dev Sample standard deviati
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146 Bring to Front Sets the layout
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148 Adjust Position of Linked Objec
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150 document. By selecting a specif
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Presentation Figure 44. The Present
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156 Ignore NULL The value in a spec
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158 Text When selecting this option
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Number 160 Use Fuzzy Search The ini
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8.3 Table Box Object Menu The table
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166 Print... Opens the standard Pri
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8.4 Custom Format Cell Dialog Figur
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170 Italic Mark this check box for
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172 Show Systems Fields Check this
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Sort Figure 50. The Sort page in th
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Style 178 tables this setting takes
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Font 180 Fields A list showing all
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184 Object border depending on the
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186 (see page 479) for dynamic upda
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Layout On the Layout page (page 122
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192 Minimize Iconizes the object. C
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194 Displayed Variables Variables t
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196 Background... Opens the Backgro
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198 Include in Bookmarks Variables
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200 Number Series If this check box
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204 Send Backward Decreases the lay
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206 Background In the Background gr
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Actions Figure 62. The Actions page
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210 Layout Bookmark Print 1 Clear A
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212 one you wish to open. The opene
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214 < Remove Removes fields from th
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Font Figure 64. The Font page in th
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224 Fill If this option is selected
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226 object ID may be changed to any
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228 Copy to Clipboard This menu con
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230 Style In this group the formatt
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232
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234 Once the calendar control is cl
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236 Restore Restores a minimized or
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238 Data Mode In this group you def
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240 Object ID The unique ID of the
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242 Label Orientation Sets whether
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Sort On the Sort page the sort orde
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246 Send Backward Decreases the lay
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250 Vertical The buttons are positi
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252 Image Object Copies an image of
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254 List of Fields Mark this radio
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256 Visual Style Highlight Search S
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268 Order-> This menu is only avail
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274 arrowhead next to shared object
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Header/Footer Figure 87. The Header
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286 Font The font of each text can
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288 Previous If the preview contain
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20.5 Export to File Figure 90. The
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292
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294 3 Create (if necessary) and for
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21.3 Making Themes with theTheme Ma
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298 Click Next to continue. If you
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Step 3 - Select Specific Properties
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308 • currency: the default setti
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310 2 The operating system settings
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312 Example: Original data: 1 2.4 3
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314 The following data is read into
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316 B4) With number format time 'hh
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318 Variables A list of the variabl
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324 The non-capitalized version wil
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326 hh:mm:tt describes the time as
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330 Sheet events: 5 A macro can be
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All subroutines and functions which
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26.2 Macro debugger Figure 101. The
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26.3 Invoking Macros Note There are
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340 OnChange The action will be exe
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Using VBScript Input Boxes for User
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348 rem ***************************
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Reference Manual Book III: Charts V
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OVERVIEW BOOK III CHARTS GLOSSARY A
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8 PIE CHART .......................
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10 APPENDIX LIMITATIONS AND REQUIRE
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PART I: CHARTS • Creation of Char
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Line chart Radar chart Grid chart G
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Graph Charts The bar chart below sh
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chart object menu looks different d
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24 of one expression as bars while
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26 Error Messages Opens the Custom
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2 BAR CHART Figure 3. The bar chart
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BAR CHART Bring Forward Increases t
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BAR CHART General On the General pa
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BAR CHART Used Dimensions This list
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BAR CHART lated formula (see page 4
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Expressions Figure 6. The Expressio
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BAR CHART Text Color Click on Text
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BAR CHART ing an expression in the
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Enable BAR CHART Marking this check
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Presentation BAR CHART Figure 9. Th
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BAR CHART page of the User Preferen
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BAR CHART Reversed When this check
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Axes BAR CHART Angle (degrees) Here
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BAR CHART Scale In the Scale group
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Number Figure 16. The Number page i
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BAR CHART Rainbow Creates a rainbow
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BAR CHART Allow Copy/Clone If this
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Caption Figure 20. The Caption page
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90 Detach Makes the charts static,
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94 Top Angle Defines the vertical a
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96 Width Specifies the width of the
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98 Limit Legend (Characters) Select
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Axes 100 In the Axes page, the disp
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102 Set Reference By choosing this
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104 Unlink This Object/Unlink Objec
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106 Look Select one of the availabl
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110 Line/Symbol Settings In the Lin
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112 Reversed When this check box is
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116 Attach Attaches a detached char
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118 Print as PDF... Opens the Print
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Style Figure 28. The Style page for
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124 If nothing is specified, the de
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126 Text in Chart In the Text in Ch
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128
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130 Clone Creates a copy of the cha
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132 Remove Removes the chart. 6.3 C
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Sort 134 Z By clicking the ... butt
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136 Solid Color Sets all colors in
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138 Trendline Width Here you can se
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140 Limit Legend (Characters) Selec
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142 Axis In the Axis group you defi
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Axes Figure 35. The Axes page for s
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146 Static Max By selecting this ch
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148
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150 Order-> This menu is only avail
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154 Dark Gradient Sets all colors i
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156 inches (", inch), pixels (px, p
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158 Limit Legend (Characters) Selec
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162 Detach Makes the chart static,
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Style Figure 40. The Style page for
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170 Delete Mark an existing text in
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174 Help Opens context specific hel
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176 Dark Gradient Sets all colors i
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178 Pop-up Labels Mark this check b
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Caption In the Caption page advance
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182 Attach Attaches a detached char
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184 Help Opens context specific hel
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186 Solid Color Sets all colors in
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188 Visible Levels A block chart ca
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190 levels. Block borders are not a
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11.3 Chart Properties When you clic
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200 Mode Style Specifies the value
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202 Add By pressing this button you
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204 Color Style Click the color but
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208 Remove Removes the chart. 12.3
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210 Top Angle Defines the vertical
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214 Note You can disable the pivoti
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216 A click on the first displays t
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ton on a pivot table. The menu cont
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220 Full Table Copies the table to
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222 on page 33). A pivot table can
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224 defined in Visual Basic), which
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226 the expression text. The text m
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228 cell. The visual settings for t
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232 be disregarded in the calculati
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234 Normal Settings for the normal
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236 column area will have a constan
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238
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Rearranging the Columns You can mov
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When the desired properties are set
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246 entered for a dimension, its ic
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248 Ungroup This command is only av
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250 gauge can be modified via the G
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252 Highlight Min Value with Color
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Sort Figure 62. The Sort page for s
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258 Setting. The Others bar will th
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Visual Cues Visual Cues are used to
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Cancel Cancels the expression editi
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Variables In the Variables tab you
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266 Paste Pastes the contents of th
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Step One - Enter a value expression
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270 Auto Normalize If this check bo
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17.1 Starting the Quick Chart Wizar
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Step 2 - Define Dimension(s) Figure
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Count Choose this option if you wan
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Style Select a line chart style by
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Click Finish to finalize the chart
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Click Finish to finalize the chart
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18.1 Starting the Time Chart Wizard
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Step 2 - Define dimension(s) Figure
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Step 6 - Define Comparison Period F
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298 Click Finish to finalize the ch
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19.2 Chi2-Test This option generate
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302 Test Value Specify a field or e
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304 Mean Difference Mark this check
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306 constant is a string (a text, a
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308 * / Arithmetic multiplication.
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310 representation of the right-han
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312 the calculation will be made ov
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314 The word distinct before an exp
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316 tion (see page 364) in combinat
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318 If the word total occurs before
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320 returns share within total docu
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322 avg( distinct Price ) avg( tota
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324 skew( [set_expression][ distinc
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326 correl( total Payments, Dates)
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328 more advanced nested aggregatio
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338 By default, the aggregation fun
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340 records can be defined by a set
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342 all of the variables in the gro
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344 records can be defined by a set
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346 Examples: ttest_conf( Group, Va
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348 Examples: TTestw_df( Weight, Gr
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350 TTestw_lower ( [set_expression]
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352 The same limitations with regar
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356 TTest1w_sterr ( [set_expression
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360 ZTestw_z ( [set_expression][ to
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364 '/' - The value is divided equa
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366 Set Operators returns sales for
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368 Empty element sets, either expl
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370 Set Modifiers Using Assignments
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372 ment function P( ) here returns
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376 of an interval, it is rounded u
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378 odd( 3.14 ) returns NULL bitcou
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380 rangemax (max(sum(x),-1,3)) ret
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382 rangetextcount (null()) returns
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384 rangeminstring (above(sum(x),-1
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386 Date is a payment date or a sch
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388 tanh( x ) Tangent hyberbolicus
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390 fdist ( value, degrees_freedom1
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392 Type should be 0 if payments ar
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394 pv( 0.07/12, 12*5, 100, 0, 0 )
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396 mid( Date,3,2 ) where Date = 97
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398 subfield( s, 'delimiter' , inde
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400 umn segment in a table or, in t
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402 By specifying a third parameter
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404 If the chart is one-dimensional
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406 Examples: before( sum( Sales ))
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408 By specifying a third parameter
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410 The inter field sort order for
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412 The inter field sort order for
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414 ReportName(report_number) Retur
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416 hrank( [total] expression [, mo
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418 Example: if( Amount >= 0, 'OK',
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420 IsText( expr ) Returns -1 (true
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422 getcurrentselections (chr(13),
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424 Example: year( Date ) where Dat
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426 second( expr ) Returns an integ
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428 yeartodate( '1999-11-19' ) retu
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430 YearName( date [, shift = 0 [,
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432 monthstart ( '2001-10-19', -1 )
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434 Examples: monthsname ( 4, '2001
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436 lunarweekstart ( '2006-01-12',
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438 dayend ('2006-01-25 16:45', 0,
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440 Examples: inyeartodate ( '2006-
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442 If you want to align with (fisc
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444 inday ( '2006-01-12 12:23', '20
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446 Default setting 1 Default setti
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448 string number string number 09:
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450 num( expression [ , format-code
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452 see page 323 in Book II. If the
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454 color( n ) Returns the color re
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456 colormaphue(value) returns a co
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458 lightred([alpha]) Returns the R
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460 27 COLOR_GRADIENTACTIVECAPTION
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Example 2: Study the following tabl
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464 Mode 0 (default) Rows 2 and 3 s
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466 Example 2: Study the table belo
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468 The third column shows the expr
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470
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The following data has been read fr
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Let’s say that we have a school c
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22.4 Linear Regression in Table Cha
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478 linest_m(total aggr(Y,X),X) lin
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480 Example: = Currency is equal to
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24.2 Non-Hierarchic Groups (Cyclic)
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484 Help Provides help on this dial
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486
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application Software designed to ca
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driver A program that runs in the b
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mapping An operation for data clean
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eport editor QlikView has a built-i
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URL Universal Resource Locator. A g
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Operating System You need one of th
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502
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B.2 Edit Menu Command Shortcuts CTR
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CTRL+SHIFT+B Equivalent to More...
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F12 Equivalent to Save As... on the
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Here the “peek“ compares the va
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512 table_2: Load *, If (Alfa = ‘
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On the other hand, if the object ti
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516 Q: Can the installation overwri
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518 more than once in a script. How
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520 Q: How can I display the number
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522 Q: Can I change the name of a f
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524
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E.3 The Right to View Data The fina
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528 2 Run QlikView on the informati
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ents use their web browser to acces
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• Only one access per day or so i
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F.15 QlikView Publisher The update
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Chart Texts .......................
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M MakeDate ........................
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Ranking functions in chart hrank ..
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TextCount .........................
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