Duration
2 days
What you'll learn
- Build an effective QlikiView application using visualization best practices
- Use advanced features such as Set Analysis and Alternate States for comparative analysis
- Know which chart to use when to create an application that communicates trends and outliers effectively
- Learn how to design a QlikView application using minimalistic approach
- Learn advanced tips and tricks for QlikView application design
Outline
Introduction to QlikView
- Course Introduction and Syllabus
- How QlikView Works
- QlikView Architecture - 10,000 Feet Overview
- Introduction to QlikView's User Interface
- Key Performance Indicators(KPI) and the Data Model
- Dimensions and Measures
- Install QlikView Desktop
The Data Model
- Create a Data Model
- Application Design Basics
- Application Overview
Sheets and Sheet Objects
- Data Visualization Principles
- Design Template
- Build Dashboard - First Steps
- Create Linked Objects
Exploring Charts
- Which Chart to use When?
- Text Objects: Add Key Performance
- Indicators(KPI)
- Bar chart and Scatter plot chart
- Pivot Table
- Dimension Limit, Straight Table and Pie Chart
- Explained
- Add Dimension Limit and Pie Chart
- Straight Table
Advanced Interface Design
- Basics of Set Analysis
- Add a Multi Box
- Stacked Bar Chart
- Container Object, Cyclic and Drill-Down Groups Add a Container Object
- Add a Line Chart with Dynamic Labels
Comparative Analysis
- Year Over Year(YoY) Sales Comparison using Set Analysis
- Alternate States
- Comparative Analysis using Alternate States
- Conditional Show Part I
- Conditional Show Part II
- Bookmarks
- Dynamic Bookmarks
- What-If Analysis
Visualization Best Practices
- Smart Filters
- Visualization Best Practices
- Final Application
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.