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What is spider chart in QlikView?

What is spider chart in QlikView?

Spider Charts are a way to show a one to many relationship on a map. We do this all the time in Qlik. In the table below, we have a number of very creative office names and Salesmen. Spider Charts simply show that information in a different way.

How many chart types are available in QlikView?

The chart types you can choose between are bar chart, pie chart, combo chart, scatter chart, line chart, radar chart, grid chart, gauge chart, block chart, funnel chart, pivot table, straight table, and mekko chart.

What is radar chart in qlikview?

The Radar chart (Radar chart) displays a two-dimensional chart using radial axes to chart one or more groups of values over multiple variables. Radar charts can be used to visualize and compare performance to a set standard or to a group’s performance. The Radar chart is included in the Visualization bundle.

What is gauge chart in qlikview?

Gauge charts are used to display the value of a single expression without dimensions. The quickest way to create a new gauge chart is to select Quick Chart wizard from the Tools menu. By a right-click on the gauge chart the Gauge Chart: Object Menu will be displayed.

How many dimensions we can use in gauge chart?

The upper limit depends on the actual chart type, the complexity of the data and the available memory. Pie, line and scatter charts can display a maximum of two dimensions, bar, block and grid charts three. Radar and funnel charts can only display a single dimension, and gauge charts use no dimensions at all.

How do I create a pivot table in qlikview?

The quickest way to create a new pivot table is to select Quick Chart wizard from the Tools menu. By a right-click on the pivot table the Pivot Table: Object Menu will be displayed. It can also be accessed from the Object menu, when the pivot table is the active object.

When to Use join and keep in QlikView?

The keep functionality has been designed to reduce the number of cases where explicit joins need to be used. The Keep prefix between two LOAD or SELECT statements has the effect of reducing one or both of the two tables to the intersection of table data before they are stored in QlikView.

What is outer join in QlikView?

The QlikView Outer Join merges all the rows from both the left and right tables showing one complete table.