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One of the great strengths of Qlik is its simplicity and accessibility, and there is a lot of valuable material publicly available designed to get you up and running with the program. What is a lot harder to find is targeted tuition tailored for the intermediate and advanced level. Much of the support provided for more specialized problem solving comes from knowledge shared throughout the informal ‘Qlik community’ of online forums and blogs, and many users do not realize the vast potential of the platform.

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  • Using Attributes in QVD Files September 8, 2023
    Here’s a fun Friday post. As I was updating my incremental load materials for the upcoming October/November Masters Summit for Qlik, I ran across an old note about creating “Attributes” in QVDs using Tags. Due to a bug in QVD generation I couldn’t implement the idea at the time. But the bug is long since […]
    Rob Wunderlich
  • Guest Speaker for Dublin Masters Summit August 23, 2023
    I’m pleased to announce that Brian Booden will join us at the October Masters Summit for Qlik in Dublin, Ireland. Brian is a seven (!) time Qlik Luminary / Partner Ambassador, co-host of The Data Mix, and a well known Qlik and Analytics expert. Brian will share some inside tips on using Qlik Application Automation […]
    Rob Wunderlich
  • Creating Time Groups in Your Data Model August 14, 2023
    I frequently create Date groups in my Qlik apps to facilitate selections like “Yesterday” or “Last Week”. Some years ago I published a pattern for creating Date groups in the Recipes section of QlikCookbook.com and it’s been a very popular download. I’ve responded to a few requests on Qlik Community looking to do the same […]
    Rob Wunderlich

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  • The QlikFix blog has moved to the Bitmetric blog February 28, 2023
    Hi there! As of February 28th 2023 we’ve moved all our blogging activities to our Bitmetric company blog (https://bitmetric.nl/blog). Why? Because it just seemed more practical than running two separate blogs (also, it looks much nicer!). Check it out, we’ve already have more than 50 posts there, including our weekly Qlik certification test prep questions […]
    Barry Harmsen
  • Join us in Madrid at the Masters Summit for Qlik August 22, 2022
    The Masters Summit for Qlik is the premier advanced training event for Qlik Sense and QlikView. Since 2013 more than 1200 developers from all over the world have taken their Qlik skills to the next level at one of our events. After 2 years of online trainings, we’re glad to return to in-person events, starting in the […]
    Barry Harmsen
  • Webinar: Retail Analytics at IKEA May 24, 2022
    The growth of e-commerce during the pandemic Something completely different from our usual posts, on Thursday July 7th at 3 PM CET we’re organizing a webinar about Retail Analytics at IKEA: “The growth of e-commerce during the pandemic”. Discover how the Covid pandemic became a turning point and helped this global furniture company accelerate it’s e-commerce growth. Speakers Bert Ipema […]
    Bitmetric Admin

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  • Q-Tip #26 – Do We Still Need to Know Set Analysis? July 10, 2023
    Hello my dear readers, aka Qlik addicts geeks who prefer reading my ramblings about Qlik over sharing funny cat memes on Facebook! Today, I’d like to talk about a (somewhat) new feature that allows Qlik Sense users (the cool kids that can author their own measures and expressions) to insert Set Analysis conditions automatically, without […]
    Oleg Troyansky
  • Q-Tip #25 – Fields On The Fly (But Will They?) December 19, 2022
    Hello, and welcome back to the Q-Tips Blog! Our two wonderful Masters Summit events are over, and I’m back to share some of the new nuggets of cool stuff that I learned and discovered in my conversations with colleagues and with our students. What I love about our live Masters Summit events is the unique […]
    Oleg Troyansky
  • Q-Tip #24 – The ONLY Solution, or the Subtle Difference Between Simple and Advanced Search in Set Analysis October 26, 2022
    Like many of my discoveries, this article was inspired by a Qlik Community conversation that followed an old, but still brilliant blog post by Henric Cronström, which describes the “Expression Search”. In one of the comments, a curious guy named Daniel asked a question, which led all of us to this interesting realization. First, let’s […]
    Oleg Troyansky

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