Creating a Datasource using Excel on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how Analance can seamlessly connect to files as sources to create a datasource which can be used for reporting/analysis.
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Creating a Datasource using SQL Server on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how Analance can seamlessly connect to an RDBMS type of a datasource and create a dataset by building the query graphically.
Creating a Measure and Dimension on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how to add calculated columns in the workbooks with the existing datasource.
Column and Filter Functions on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how to customize the filters for sheets and invoke column level functions.
Creating a Grid Dashboard on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how to create a dashboard easily with a grid canvas, drag and drop created sheets and edit them on the fly.
Creating a Free Flow Dashboard on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how to create a dashboard using a free flow canvas and align the sheets with options of info-graphics.
Configuring Sheets in a Workbook on Analance Business Intelligence (ABI)
This video will show how to configure and customize sheets to the branding and other required specifications.
Segment Colors and Density Map Layer - New Features
This video a companion video embedded in our Qlik Innovation blog due to our continuous release cycle with Qlik Sense Cloud - these features are made available immediately and will be available in a later release with the software download.
Data Festival London - The most important steps to take in the data transformation journey
Peter Jackson, CDO at Southern Water and co-author of the book "The Chief Data Officer's Playbook" speaking at Data Festival London
Friend or Foe?
In today’s world of readily available apps, whether on your phone or a cloud service, consumers do not expect a lot of training before starting to use them. Apps are designed to be intuitive and lead you through them in the way that you would expect them to work – as it relates to the purpose of the app. Same is true with analytical applications. The best ones are intuitive – they look familiar and are intuitive to navigate.