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16 VARIABLE OVERVIEW DIALOG .....................................................203 17 EXPRESSION OVERVIEW DIALOG .................................................205 18 INTERNAL FILES ..........................................................................209 18.1 File references in the QlikView layout ..............................................209 18.2 Internal files in QlikView documents ...............................................209 18.3 Internal files in the QlikView program file .......................................209 18.4 Bundled Sounds .................................................................................212 8 PART IV: SCRIPT 19 VARIABLES AND FIELDS ..............................................................217 19.1 Fields .................................................................................................217 19.2 Input Fields ........................................................................................217 19.3 Variables ............................................................................................218 19.4 Other Entities in QlikView ................................................................219 20 SCRIPT DIALOGS ........................................................................221 20.1 Edit Script ..........................................................................................221 20.2 Hidden Script .....................................................................................233 20.3 Table Viewer .....................................................................................234 20.4 Data Link Properties ..........................................................................237 20.5 Connect to Data Source .....................................................................239 20.6 Create Select Statement .....................................................................241 20.7 Open QlikView File ..........................................................................246 20.8 Open Local Files ...............................................................................247 20.9 Open Internet Files ............................................................................248 20.10 Inline Data Wizard ..........................................................................250 20.11 Access Restriction Table Wizard ....................................................253 20.12 File Wizard ......................................................................................254 21 SCRIPT SYNTAX ..........................................................................287 21.1 Statements and Keywords .................................................................287 21.2 Script Keywords and Statements in Alphabetical Order ...................287 21.3 Table Names ......................................................................................352 21.4 Script Variables .................................................................................353 21.5 Dollar-Sign Expansions .....................................................................360 21.6 Quotation Marks ................................................................................362 22 SCRIPT EXPRESSIONS .................................................................365
22.1 Expression Syntax .............................................................................365 22.2 Operators ...........................................................................................366 22.3 Aggregation Functions ......................................................................369 22.4 Other Functions .................................................................................393 23 DATA STRUCTURES ....................................................................469 23.1 Data Loading Statements ...................................................................469 23.2 Execution of the Script ......................................................................469 23.3 System Fields ....................................................................................469 23.4 Logical Tables ...................................................................................470 23.5 Associations between Logical Tables ...............................................471 23.6 Renaming Fields ................................................................................474 23.7 Concatenating Several Tables into One ............................................475 23.8 Join and Keep ....................................................................................477 24 EVALUATING THE LOADED DATA .................................................483 24.1 Generic Databases .............................................................................483 24.2 Cross Tables ......................................................................................484 24.3 Matching Intervals to Discrete Data ..................................................485 24.4 Using the Extended IntervalMatch Syntax to Resolve Slowly Changing Dimension Problems. ................................................................................487 24.5 Hierarchies .........................................................................................489 24.6 Semantic Links ..................................................................................491 24.7 Linking Information to Field Values .................................................495 24.8 Data Cleansing ..................................................................................496 24.9 Wild Cards in the Data ......................................................................499 24.10 NULL Value Handling in QlikView ...............................................500 24.11 Character Sets ..................................................................................503 25 QVD FILES ..................................................................................505 25.1 About QVD Files ...............................................................................505 25.2 The QVD file Format ........................................................................505 25.3 What are QVD files good for? ..........................................................505 25.4 How Fast Is It? ..................................................................................506 25.5 Creation of QVD Files ......................................................................506 25.6 Reading data from QVD files ............................................................508 25.7 Using QVD files for incremental load ..............................................509 26 SECURITY ...................................................................................513 26.1 Authentication and Authorization .....................................................513 26.2 Security using the QlikView Publisher .............................................513 26.3 Security using the Section Access in the QlikView script ................514 26.4 Sections in the Script .........................................................................514 26.5 Access Levels in Section Access .......................................................514 9
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 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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Choose this option to see the numbe
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8.2 File Compatibility QlikView 7.5
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62 Open URL... Opens the Open URL d
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64 installed separately. This comma
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66 of tables, fields and associatio
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68 Toolbars Opens a menu with the d
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70 Unlock and Clear All Clears all
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72 Right Align Aligns the active sh
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74 Replace Bookmark Opens a menu wi
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76 Box Plot Wizard The Box Plot Wiz
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78 Also, an alphabetic listing of t
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THE TOOLBARS AND THE STATUS BAR 10
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THE TOOLBARS AND THE STATUS BAR Red
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Unlock THE TOOLBARS AND THE STATUS
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THE TOOLBARS AND THE STATUS BAR you
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THE TOOLBARS AND THE STATUS BAR Not
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Options Figure 17. The Options page
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10.8 The Status Bar THE TOOLBARS AN
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96 Show System Variables Check this
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98 On Start Page The Number of file
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100 Use Normal Search No additional
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102 choosing None all data is saved
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104 Script Select this option to ma
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106 Functions QlikView standard fun
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11.4 Design Figure 21. The Design p
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110 Default Theme Here you may sele
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112 Show Selection Indicators Mark
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11.6 Font Figure 23. The Font page
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116 selections box and chart (inclu
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118 export buttons. The setting can
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120 Force Replace Colors with Patte
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122 Encoding Select the character c
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124 User Files The default root fol
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126 Launch (Start programs and docu
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128
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12.2 Multiple Selection within a Fi
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132 of resemblance to the search st
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12.4 The Advanced Search Dialog Fig
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Functions On the Functions tab you
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138 PgUp Home End C and D will be s
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140 If the option Drop-down Select
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Pivot Tables Selections can be made
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146 The selection ripples through a
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148 You could argue that the two fi
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12.12Field Tags There are three dif
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describing the dialog for local doc
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154 Share Bookmark with Other Users
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A bookmark ID may be changed via Au
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158 OK Cancel Help change computer
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160 in the Current Bookmarks list.
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162 from the user by means of graph
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164 Show Mark this check box if you
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Pages Figure 37. The Page Editor pa
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168 Page Item Print... Opens the Pr
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170 Same Width Only available when
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172 Add Single-Paper Page Adds a si
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174 Adding Sheet Objects to the Rep
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Report Settings Dialog In this dial
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178 II). This functionality can be
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180 Selections This page contains s
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182 Scale to x% The sheet object pr
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184 Loop Page Over Possible Values
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186 Left Top Width Height Z Level S
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3 External programs running QlikVie
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190 ID The unique alert ID (see bel
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192 Mode Enter a number of days in
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Starting the Alert Wizard You start
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Step 1 - Name/Describe the Alert Fi
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198 Bookmark A specified bookmark w
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Delay The re-firing of automaticall
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Mail Subject Enter a text which wil
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204 Add Opens the New Variable dial
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206 Object ID The sheet object ID o
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210 Examples: 'qmem:///Arrow_N_G.pn
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18.4 Bundled Sounds A number of sou
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the icon sets the cell in input edi
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220 For more information about char
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The Edit Script dialog uses autocom
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Edit menu 224 Table Viewer Opens th
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Tab Menu 226 Test Script Inserts an
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Set Statement Wizard Figure 58. The
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230 interface, providing possibilit
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232 Script Privilegies Open Databas
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20.3 Table Viewer The Table Viewer
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236 Hover over Field in Table Shows
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On the Connection page under 1. Spe
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You may if necessary specify User n
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242 Owner Here the name of the data
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244 The bottom pane shows the gener
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246 Images and apply width and heig
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20.9 Open Internet Files Figure 68.
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20.10Inline Data Wizard Figure 69.
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252 selected field. You may also ch
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254 Help Invokes online help. 20.12
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Document Data Source Dialog Figure
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Delimited 258 Preview Pane The resu
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DIF 260 Char Set The character set
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HTML 262 Header Size In this drop d
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Transform Dialog 264 To reach the t
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266 Delete Marked Removes marked ro
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Fill 268 Remove Removes a selected
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Column 270 Cell Value There are sev
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Context Figure 90. The Context tab
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Context Interpretation Figure 92. T
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Rotate Figure 94. The Rotate tab of
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278 Prefixes Crosstable... Opens th
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Crosstable Figure 97. The Crosstabl
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282 Depth Name (Depth) The string u
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Debugger Figure 100. The Script Deb
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286 Close Closes the current debugg
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288 Buffer.........................
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290 Trace .........................
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292 The name changes defined throug
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294 fieldname / fieldvalue alternat
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296 To set individual comments the
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298 The connection string is the na
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300 n is the number of qualifier fi
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302 Examples: drop field A; drop fi
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For..Next The for..next control sta
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306 statements is any group of one
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308 Additional fields containing th
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310 { elseif condition then [ state
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312 Examples: QVTable: Select * fro
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314 where matchfield is the field c
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Let 316 If used before join, it spe
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318 double quotation marks or squar
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320 where is a clause used to state
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322 Load * Inline [UserID, Password
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324 Note In order to use xmlsax Mic
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326 loosely coupled tables) during
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328 For the mapping to take place a
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330 NullAsValue "NR*",A; turns null
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332 The wildcard characters * and ?
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Rename Table Renames one or more ex
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336 If used before keep, it specifi
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338 fieldlist::= field { , field }
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Semantic Tables containing relation
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342 REMARKS For a detailed descript
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344 where string is an arbitrary te
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346 Examples: // example 1 sub INCR
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348 tagname is the name of the tag
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350 The wildcard characters * and ?
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21.3 Table Names Naming of Tables Q
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354 CD Returns the drive letter of
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356 Example: set NullDisplay=''; Nu
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358 Example: Set MonthNames='Jan;Fe
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360 ScriptErrorList This variable w
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366 Expressions and functions can t
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368 >= = Greater than or equal. A
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370 min( expression [, rank]) Retur
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372 Example: Load City, MaxString(N
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374 MissingCount( [ distinct ] expr
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376 steyx ( x-expression, y-express
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378 Unless both y0 and x0 are state
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380 Example: Load Key, linest_f(X,Y
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382 xnpv ( rate, valueexpression, d
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384 Example: Load Year, ttest_sig(G
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386 TTestw_sig ( weight, group, val
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388 a group by clause. See the TTes
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390 Example: Load Year, ttest1w_sig
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392 ZTest_sterr ( value [, sigma] )
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394 Statistical distribution functi
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396 frac( x ) Returns the fraction
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398 even( 2*10 ) returns true even(
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400 rangeskew( expr1 [ , expr2, …
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402 rangeirr(value {,value}) return
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404 sqr( x )Square of x. The result
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406 of the distribution. All argume
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408 The following approximation is
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410 Examples: The following formula
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412 RowNo( ) Returns an integer for
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414 autonumberhash256( expression {
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416 lower( text expression ) Forces
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418 in the same load statement, the
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420 substringcount( text , substrin
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422 previous( expression ) Returns
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424 Example: fieldvalue( 'Helptext'
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426 Example: mixmatch( M , 'Jan' ,
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428 DocumentTitle() Returns a strin
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File Functions 430 Example: Load Ms
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432 FileTime( [ filename ] ) Return
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434 Examples: tab1: Load * from abc
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436 Example: week( Date ) where Dat
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438 maketime( 22 ) returns 22:00:00
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440 Island, Minsk, Monrovia, Monter
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442 By specifying a mode (0 if omit
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444 QuarterEnd( date [, shift = 0 [
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446 shift indicate preceding period
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448 Examples: weekend ( '2006-01-12
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450 lunarweekname ( '2006-01-12', -
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452 InYear ( date, basedate , shift
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454 InMonths ( n, date, basedate ,
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456 up until and including the last
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458 firstworkdate( end_date, no_of_
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460 money format kr # ##0,00 $ #,##
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462 The interval# function generall
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464 money(A) where A=35648 returns
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466 timestamp(A,'YYYY-MM-DD hh.mm')
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468 specify an intermediate color f
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470 $FieldNo Position of the fields
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472 Hence, a QlikView association i
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Circular References ("Loops") If th
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476 Example: load a, b, c from tabl
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478 the records of OrderDetails are
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480 If used before join, it specifi
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482
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24.2 Cross Tables A cross table is
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the discrete events with the orders
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Sample script: 488 SET NullInterpre
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In such a table the node is stored
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492 • A semantic table must eithe
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494 Example: Using the related valu
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Info Load Country, I from Flagsoecd
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498 CountryMap: Mapping Load x,y fr
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500 SET OTHERSYMBOL=; Example: Inse
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502 Functions The general rule is t
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506 reduced. This reduces load on e
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508 The name of the QVD file is a c
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Case 1: Append only The simplest ca
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512 • A field ModificationDate (o
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NTNAME A field that should contain
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26.7 Restrictions on QlikView funct
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26.10Encryption The communication b
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Concat ............................
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attribute .........................
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Left keyword ......................
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Copyright © 1994-2010 Qlik®Tech I
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CONTENT PART I: SHEETS AND SHEET OB
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13.1 Creating a Line/Arrow Object .
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29.4 VBScript functions ...........
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1 DOCUMENT PROPERTIES DOCUMENT PROP
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES with the docume
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES and opens them
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES selected, blue
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Color Area DOCUMENT PROPERTIES list
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES expression must
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES Close when Load
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1.3 Sheets Figure 5. The Sheets pag
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES CalcTime The am
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1.4 Server Figure 6. The Server pag
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES the toolbar but
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1.5 Scheduler Figure 7. The Schedul
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES Value Shows the
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES Predefined Valu
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES Edit Script If
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DOCUMENT PROPERTIES When an action
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1.10 Tables Figure 13. The Tables p
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1.11 Sort Figure 14. The Sort page
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1.17 Caption Figure 21. The Caption
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Width Height DOCUMENT PROPERTIES Se
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2 THE SHEET THE SHEET A QlikView do
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THE SHEET Copy Image to Clipboard C
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THE SHEET Show Sheet In the Show Sh
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THE SHEET Apply Theme... Opens a fi
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THE SHEET Finally you may select -
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THE SHEET CalcTime The amount of ti
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Security Figure 25. The Security pa
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Triggers Figure 26. The Triggers pa
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Font THE SHEET In the Font page (se
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3.3 Navigation Active Object There
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4 THE LIST BOX THE LIST BOX This is
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THE LIST BOX Send Backward Decrease
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THE LIST BOX Cell Value Copies the
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Title Field THE LIST BOX An alterna
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THE LIST BOX Show Info Automaticall
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Add Delete Copy THE LIST BOX Bar Of
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5 THE STATISTICS BOX Figure 38. The
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THE STATISTICS BOX Background... Op
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6 THE CHART THE CHART Charts and ta
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7 THE MULTI BOX Figure 41. The mult
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10 THE INPUT BOX THE INPUT BOX The
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11 THE BUTTON THE BUTTON Buttons ca
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THE BUTTON When the desired propert
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Demote Moves the selected action do
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THE BUTTON Print Report Prints the
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12 THE TEXT OBJECT THE TEXT OBJECT
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THE LINE/ARROW OBJECT 13.3 Line/Arr
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15 THE BOOKMARK OBJECT THE BOOKMARK
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16 THE SEARCH OBJECT THE SEARCH OBJ
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THE SEARCH OBJECT Object ID The uni
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17 THE CONTAINER OBJECT THE CONTAIN
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18 CUSTOM OBJECT CUSTOM OBJECT The
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19 SERVER COLLABORATION SERVER COLL
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SERVER COLLABORATION Share by Usern
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Shared Objects Figure 84. The Share
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20 EXPORTING AND PRINTING EXPORTING
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EXPORTING AND PRINTING Page Range I
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EXPORTING AND PRINTING Heading Text
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EXPORTING AND PRINTING Right Sectio
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EXPORTING AND PRINTING Time Separat
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OK Cancel None Leaves the elements
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EXPORTING AND PRINTING Note When ex
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21 LAYOUT THEMES 21.1 About QlikVie
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LAYOUT THEMES All properties in the
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Step 1 - Select Theme File Figure 9
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LAYOUT THEMES Object Type Specific
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Step 4 - Insertion of Properties in
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LAYOUT THEMES defined for all types
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PART II: NUMBER FORMATS • Data Ty
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22 DATA TYPES IN QLIKVIEW DATA TYPE
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Example: Original data: type = nume
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DATA TYPES IN QLIKVIEW 11 a text st
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DATA TYPES IN QLIKVIEW culations ba
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A4) With number format time 'hh:mm'
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NUMBER FORMAT DIALOGS 23 NUMBER FOR
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NUMBER FORMAT DIALOGS Note If you c
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NUMBER FORMAT DIALOGS Expressions A
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24 FORMAT CODES FORMAT CODES In the
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FORMAT CODES • To describe the mo
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PART III: MACROS AND AUTOMATION •
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USING AUTOMATION AND MACROS WITH QL
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INTERNAL MACRO INTERPRETER AND MACR
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Requested Module Security Figure 10
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Invoking Macros on Sheet Events INT
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GETTING HOLD OF A QLIKVIEW DOCUMENT
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VBSCRIPT FUNCTION CALLS FROM SCRIPT
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VBSCRIPT FUNCTION CALLS FROM SCRIPT
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USING MACROS IN QV DOCUMENTS ON THE
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INDEX A Activating sheet ..........
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Text object .......................
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Copyright © 1994-2010 Qlik®Tech I
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CONTENT PART I: CHARTS 1 INTRODUCTI
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18 THETIME CHART WIZARD ...........
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E.2 The Right to Alter Data .......
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1 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Charts
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INTRODUCTION Pivot table Straight t
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Table Charts: INTRODUCTION The pivo
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INTRODUCTION The Chart Legend can b
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INTRODUCTION Title Settings... Open
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INTRODUCTION Mekko Chart Mekko char
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INTRODUCTION Solid Title area with
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30 Attach Attaches a detached chart
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32 Adjust Position of Linked Object
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34 Available Fields/Groups A list o
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36 Remove By clicking this button,
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Animation dialog 38 Animate First D
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Trellis Settings Figure 5. The Trel
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42 Display Options group (see below
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44 The and tags can be freely com
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46 Paste The option is only availab
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48 Stock Mark this check box to plo
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50 Accumulation By choosing between
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Sort 52 Show R 2 If this check box
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Style Figure 8. The Style page for
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56 Dark Gradient Sets all colors in
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58 Allow Thin Bars For charts with
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60 expressions, unchecking this box
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62 Add Edit Delete Legend Settings
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Reference Lines Figure 11. The Refe
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Chart Texts Figure 12. The Chart Te
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68 Expressions In this list you sel
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70 Secondary Dimension Labels Selec
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Colors 72 Synchronize Zero Level fo
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74 Background The color used for th
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76 Remove to clear the default for
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Font Figure 17. The Font page in th
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80 Border Width Here you can set th
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82 obscured by sheet objects in the
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84 Apply to... Opens the Caption an
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86 tion text can be edited. The Fon
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3 LINE CHART Figure 21. An example
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LINE CHART Send Values to Excel Exp
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Sort Style LINE CHART In this page
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Presentation LINE CHART Figure 23.
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LINE CHART Highlight If this check
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LINE CHART Text in Chart In the Tex
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4 COMBO CHART Figure 24. An example
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COMBO CHART Send Backward Decreases
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COMBO CHART Dimensions On the Dimen
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COMBO CHART Plot Area Background St
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COMBO CHART Allow Thin Bars For cha
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COMBO CHART will appear as text abo
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Add Edit Delete COMBO CHART By pres
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5 RADAR CHART Figure 27. An example
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RADAR CHART Bring Forward Increases
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RADAR CHART The Chart Properties di
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RADAR CHART The actual base colors
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RADAR CHART pixel), points (pt, pts
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RADAR CHART Limit Legend (Character
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RADAR CHART and text alignment in b
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6 SCATTER CHART Figure 30. An examp
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SCATTER CHART Copy to Clipboard Thi
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Expressions Figure 31. The Expressi
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Style SCATTER CHART Figure 32. The
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Presentation SCATTER CHART Figure 3
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Show Y Label Shows field label alon
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Delete Reference Lines Dialog SCATT
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Show Style SCATTER CHART Specifies
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Scale SCATTER CHART Show Minor Grid
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Font SCATTER CHART In the Font page
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7 GRID CHART Figure 36. Two example
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GRID CHART Values Copies the values
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Presentation GRID CHART Figure 38.
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GRID CHART Horizontal Position In t
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GRID CHART Settings... Opens the Le
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8 PIE CHART Figure 39. An example o
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PIE CHART Send Values to Excel Expo
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Sort Note The specific use of the f
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PIE CHART Plot Color Style This con
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PIE CHART Suppress Zero-Values If t
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9 FUNNEL CHART Figure 42. An exampl
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FUNNEL CHART Export... Opens a dial
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Presentation Figure 44. The Present
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FUNNEL CHART Add By pressing this b
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10 BLOCK CHART Figure 45. An exampl
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BLOCK CHART Export... Opens a dialo
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Presentation BLOCK CHART Figure 47.
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BLOCK CHART display data labels. Da
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BLOCK CHART Layout In the Layout pa
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11 GAUGE CHART Figure 48. Four exam
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GAUGE CHART Values Copies the value
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GAUGE CHART Segments Setup In this
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Color GAUGE CHART light style gauge
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Hide Gauges Outline Removes the out
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12 MEKKO CHART Figure 52. Example o
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MEKKO CHART Copy to Clipboard This
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MEKKO CHART Presentation By changin
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13 PIVOT TABLE Figure 54. An exampl
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PIVOT TABLE Not only the dimension
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Example (collapsing): PIVOT TABLE J
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PIVOT TABLE Send Backward Decreases
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PIVOT TABLE Minimize Iconizes the o
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PIVOT TABLE expressions or attribut
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PIVOT TABLE the Group button (see b
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PIVOT TABLE Display Options This gr
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Sort Fill PIVOT TABLE If this optio
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PIVOT TABLE Label for Column/Row Th
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Visual Cues PIVOT TABLE Figure 57.
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PIVOT TABLE chart should reside. Th
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14 STRAIGHT TABLE Figure 59. An exa
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STRAIGHT TABLE the Always Show Desi
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STRAIGHT TABLE Linked Objects Opens
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STRAIGHT TABLE page for bitmap char
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Add Delete STRAIGHT TABLE ing the c
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STRAIGHT TABLE F(x) of Rows If this
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STRAIGHT TABLE tion page of Chart P
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STRAIGHT TABLE Keep Aspect If this
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STRAIGHT TABLE Demote Moves the col
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STRAIGHT TABLE Conditional The colu
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STRAIGHT TABLE default. Turning it
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15 EDIT EXPRESSION Figure 64. The E
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Paste Functions EDIT EXPRESSION Pas
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EDIT EXPRESSION Advanced... Opens u
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EDIT EXPRESSION First, it is import
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Step Two - Set upper and lower limi
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EDIT EXPRESSION Enhanced colors If
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16 THE BOX PLOT WIZARD THE BOX PLOT
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Step 2 Presentation Figure 71. Step
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THE QUICK CHART WIZARD 17 THE QUICK
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17.2 Pages of the Quick Chart Wizar
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Step 3 - Define Expression Figure 7
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Style THE QUICK CHART WIZARD Select
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Style Select a pie chart style by c
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THE QUICK CHART WIZARD Click Finish
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18 THETIME CHART WIZARD THETIME CHA
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18.2 Pages of the Time Chart Wizard
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Step 3 - Expression and Time Refere
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Step 5 - Period Start Offset Figure
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Step 7 - Column Selection and Prese
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THE STATISTICS CHART WIZARD 19 THE
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THE STATISTICS CHART WIZARD p (Show
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THE STATISTICS CHART WIZARD 19.4 In
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20 CHART EXPRESSIONS CHART EXPRESSI
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CHART EXPRESSIONS $( variablename )
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Relational Operat
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Special Input Fie
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The min function
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CHART EXPRESSIONS tion (see page 36
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Expression must n
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CHART EXPRESSIONS TextCount( distin
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Statistical Aggregation Functions C
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CHART EXPRESSIONS By default, the a
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The kurtosis func
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CHART EXPRESSIONS X-expression and
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CHART EXPRESSIONS more advanced nes
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CHART EXPRESSIONS a data-pair will
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The xnpv function
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The same limitati
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CHART EXPRESSIONS sets and the tota
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The following eig
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CHART EXPRESSIONS TTestw_sterr ( [s
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CHART EXPRESSIONS TTest1_t ( [set_e
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ified in sig. If
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The same limitati
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CHART EXPRESSIONS By default, the a
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Example: ztest_dif(Value-TestValue)
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ZTestw_dif ( [set
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The distribution_
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CHART EXPRESSIONS When used in char
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CHART EXPRESSIONS necessary since t
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CHART EXPRESSIONS returns the sales
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Set Modifiers wit
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ters in the chart
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CHART EXPRESSIONS fmod( x1 , x2 ) G
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CHART EXPRESSIONS fact( n ) Returns
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CHART EXPRESSIONS rangecount( expr1
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CHART EXPRESSIONS rangekurtosis (ab
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CHART EXPRESSIONS The argument expr
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ing of payments (
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CHART EXPRESSIONS log10( x ) The 10
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Example: normdist( 0.5, 0, 1 ) retu
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Underlying_price
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Pv is the present
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String Functions ord( s ) CHART EXP
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Examples: ltrim (' abc') returns 'a
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Inter-Record Functions CHART EXPRES
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Examples: sum( Sa
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CHART EXPRESSIONS By specifying an
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CHART EXPRESSIONS rangeavg (bottom(
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CHART EXPRESSIONS at by the functio
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ated with the cha
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CHART EXPRESSIONS NoOfRows( [ total
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CHART EXPRESSIONS secondarydimensio
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CHART EXPRESSIONS If all ranks with
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CHART EXPRESSIONS 4 lowest rank on
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CHART EXPRESSIONS returned. The mix
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CHART EXPRESSIONS SqlValue(datasour
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Examples: getnotselectedcount( Coun
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CHART EXPRESSIONS MakeWeekDate( YYY
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localtime () CHART EXPRESSIONS Conv
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Examples: addmonths ('2003-01-29',3
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CHART EXPRESSIONS quarters. If you
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Examples: monthss
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CHART EXPRESSIONS weekend ( '2006-0
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CHART EXPRESSIONS lunarweekname ( '
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CHART EXPRESSIONS setdateyear ( tim
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Examples: inmonth ( '2006-01-25', '
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CHART EXPRESSIONS lunar week can be
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CHART EXPRESSIONS any optionally li
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CHART EXPRESSIONS string number str
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CHART EXPRESSIONS Examples: The exa
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CHART EXPRESSIONS kr 35 648,00 3564
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Setting 1 and 2 string number 1997-
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CHART EXPRESSIONS ColorZero is a va
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CHART EXPRESSIONS blue([alpha]) Ret
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CHART EXPRESSIONS syscolor(nr) Retu
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21 EXAMPLES EXAMPLES This chapter c
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Example 2: Study the two-dimensiona
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EXAMPLES Format 0 (default) Rows sh
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EXAMPLES a specific column segment.
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Example 1: Study the two-dimensiona
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NESTED AGGREGATIONS AND RELATED ISS
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=aggr(count(Customer),SalesRep) NES
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23 CALCULATED FORMULAS CALCULATED F
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24 FIELD GROUPS FIELD GROUPS One ma
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CUSTOM ERROR MESSAGES 25 CUSTOM ERR
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GLOSSARY GLOSSARY
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GLOSSARY GLOSSARY absolute path The
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GLOSSARY concatenate (2) An operati
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GLOSSARY in-memory analysis Term fo
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GLOSSARY QlikView OCX QlikView pack
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GLOSSARY SQL Structured Query Langu
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APPENDIX • Limitations and Requir
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A LIMITATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS A.1
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If you notice that your computer ac
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B KEYBOARD COMMAND SHORTCUTS In thi
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B.4 Selections Menu Commands Shortc
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CTRL+K,U Uncomment lines in script.
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C APPLICATION PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZAT
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If (Alfa= ‘ABC’, ‘ABC’, lef
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Example: sum((GAC12_STD_COST * GAC1
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D FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS D.1 In
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A: Each table in a QlikView documen
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Q: How do I load data from fix-reco
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A: All the values in the example sh
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Q: Can I prevent certain people fro
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E DATA PROTECTION ISSUES Most of th
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F USING QLIKVIEW DOCUMENTS AS AN IN
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F.6 Aggregation When the amount of
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F.11 QlikView Document on Server -
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8 The end user can make additions t
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G BACKUS-NAUR FORMALISM The QlikVie
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INDEX Symbols & logical operator in
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I If ..............................
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Z Zero on Bars ....................
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