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When closing the dialog with OK, the Inline Data Wizard (page 192) dialog will be opened with the
selected fields as column labels. After you press OK in this dialog, a Load Inline statement preceded by a
Section (page 261) statement and succeeded by a Section Application statement will be created.
23.12 File Wizard
The File Wizard automatically appears when opening a file or an HTML table using the Table Files... button
in the Data page of the Tool Pane in the Edit Script Dialog (page 173). The wizard also opens when a
non-qvw file is opened from the File menu.
File types that QlikView can recognize are delimited text files (e.g. csv files), fix record files, dif files, Excel
files, HTML files and XML files. In this manual these file types are referred to as Table Files.
Files can be loaded from the local network or directly from the Internet.
To load a file stored on a local network, use the Table Files button in the Edit Script dialog. If the file has a
file extension of a table file, e.g. .csv, .txt, .tab, .skv, .fix, .dif, .htm, .html, .shtml, .xhtml, .php or .asp, the file
will be shown in the Open Local Files dialog. It is possible to open the file even if it has a different extension;
just set Files of Type to All files (*.*) in the Open Local Files. The content must however still be such
that QlikView can interpret it. Whether or not QlikView can, is a different matter from what extension the
file has.
To load a file directly from the Internet, paste the URL (previously copied from the web browser) into the
text box named File Name in the FTP browsing dialog and click Open.
Once a file has been selected, the file wizard opens. It contains five pages: Source, Type, Transform,
Options and Script. Since one very rarely needs to change anything on the Source page, the wizard starts on
the Type page. The buttons will take the user from one page to another.
On the Type and Options pages there is a preview in which it is possible to see how QlikView has interpreted
the file. The Script page makes it possible to set how the script is presented in the Edit Script dialog.
The Finish button will close the wizard and generate a load statement in the load script.
To load a file stored on a local network, use the Table Files button in the Edit Script dialog. If the file has a
table file extension, e.g. .csv, .txt, .tab, .skv, .fix, .dif, .htm, .html, .shtml, .xhtml, .php or .asp, the file will be
shown in the Open Local Files dialog. It is possible to open the file even if it has a different extension; just
set Files of Type to All files (*.*) in the Open Local Files dialog. The content must however still be such
that QlikView can interpret it. Whether or not QlikView can, is a different matter from what extension the
file has.
To load a file directly from the Internet, paste the URL (previously copied from your web browser) into the
text box named File Name in the FTP browsing dialog and click Open.
Once a file has been selected, the file wizard opens. It contains five pages: Source, Type, Transform,
Options and Script. Since one very rarely needs to change anything on the Source page, the wizard starts on
the Type page. The buttons will take you from one page to another.
On the Type and Options pages there is a preview in which you can see how QlikView has interpreted the
file. The Script page lets you set how the script is presented in the Edit Script dialog.
The Finish button will close the wizard and generate a load statement in the script.
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