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CONTENT PART I: INTRODUCTION 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN .....................................................................13 1.1 About This Book ...................................................................................14 1.2 Conventions ...........................................................................................15 1.3 QlikTech Support Services ....................................................................16 2 WHAT’S NEW IN QLIKVIEW 10 ......................................................17 2.1 General Features ....................................................................................17 2.2 Presentation and Layout Features ..........................................................20 2.3 Ajax client improvements .....................................................................22 2.4 Server Components ...............................................................................23 2.5 Web Parts and WorkBench ...................................................................26 2.6 APIs .......................................................................................................26 3 COMPATIBILITY ISSUES FOR EARLIER VERSIONS OF QLIKVIEW ......27 3.1 File Format Compatibility .....................................................................27 3.2 Mixed Client/Server Environments .......................................................28 PART II: INSTALLATION 4 INSTALLING QLIKVIEW ..................................................................31 4.1 Starting the Installation Program ...........................................................31 4.2 When the Installation Program Is Running ...........................................31 4.3 Serialization ...........................................................................................32 4.4 Network distribution of <strong>QlikView</strong> ........................................................33 4.5 License Enabler File Editor ...................................................................33 4.6 Updating <strong>QlikView</strong> ...............................................................................34 5 OLE DB AND ODBC ....................................................................35 5.1 OLE DB .................................................................................................35 5.2 When Is the ODBC Interface Needed? .................................................35 5.3 Creating ODBC Data Sources ...............................................................37 5
Page 1 and 2: Reference Manual Book I: Installati
Page 3: OVERVIEW BOOK I INTRODUCTION INSTAL
Page 7 and 8: 11.3 Editor .......................
Page 9 and 10: 22.1 Expression Syntax ............
Page 11: PART I: INTRODUCTION • About Qlik
Page 14 and 15: • build your own business intelli
Page 16 and 17: • A plus sign "+" used between tw
Page 18 and 19: Field Comments This new functionali
Page 20 and 21: Project File As a first step toward
Page 22 and 23: 22 selections directly from the Cur
Page 24 and 25: User Management A new high-level ta
Page 26 and 27: • “Mobile clients” is now tre
Page 28 and 29: 3.2 Mixed Client/Server Environment
Page 31 and 32: 4 INSTALLING QLIKVIEW INSTALLING QL
Page 33 and 34: INSTALLING QLIKVIEW 4.4 Network dis
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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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Step 4 - Select chart type Figure 9
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Step 6 - Add expression Figure 11.
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8 QLIKVIEW DOCUMENTS QLIKVIEW DOCUM
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9 MENU COMMANDS MENU COMMANDS The m
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MENU COMMANDS Save As... Saves the
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MENU COMMANDS Import Import Documen
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MENU COMMANDS Paste Pastes a sheet
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MENU COMMANDS Design Grid Toggles t
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MENU COMMANDS Provided that both cl
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MENU COMMANDS ties for the sheet ob
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MENU COMMANDS list of reports will
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Available Documents... MENU COMMAND
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MENU COMMANDS update server. This f
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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 Margins This page contains
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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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View OK Cancel SCRIPT DIALOGS Selec
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SCRIPT DIALOGS Note For MS Access d
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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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Excel (xls) Figure 78. The File Wiz
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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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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 Unless both y0 a
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Unless both y0 a
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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 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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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS alt( case1 [ , c
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Example: Load *, filedir() as X fro
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS Filename is name
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS today( [ timer_m
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS tive values in s
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS indicate succeed
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SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS indaytotime ( '2
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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 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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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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Replace statement .................
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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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34 below. If this is not possible,
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36 Corresponding settings are also
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40 Predefined Values Only Input val
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44 become visible. This functionali
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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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56 Reset State Sorts the field valu
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58 when these are opened. Previousl
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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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70 Font Opens the Font Dialog where
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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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3 SHEET OBJECTS There are fifteen t
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100 Remove Removes the current list
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104 No Excluded values are not incl
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114 Sort by In this group, the sort
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124 Rainbow Creates a rainbow color
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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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150 document. By selecting a specif
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Presentation Figure 44. The Present
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8.4 Custom Format Cell Dialog Figur
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Style 178 tables this setting takes
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Layout On the Layout page (page 122
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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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206 Background In the Background gr
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212 one you wish to open. The opene
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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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234 Once the calendar control is cl
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236 Restore Restores a minimized or
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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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250 Vertical The buttons are positi
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252 Image Object Copies an image of
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292
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294 3 Create (if necessary) and for
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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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26.3 Invoking Macros Note There are
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340 OnChange The action will be exe
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342 OnLeaveSheet The action will be
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Using VBScript Input Boxes for User
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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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BAR CHART of interpolated frames th
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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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BAR CHART Bar Border Width Specifie
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BAR CHART • A third dimension can
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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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BAR CHART Continuous X Select this
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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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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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TextCount .........................
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