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| Gurus of their respective fields |
We all talk a big game with our complex table structures and
fancy visualizations. But once in a
while, it is OK to let our hair down (for those of us that have some) and have
some fun at our own expense. I thought
it would be a nice change of pace to offer up a few examples that might relate
to our collective QlikView development experiences. See if you can guess what QlikView concepts
the pictures below represent. I went ahead and put the caption text in white so highlighting the caption should give you the answers (might not work?). The answers were also added at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
Concatenated Keys
Link Table
Synthetic Key
Here are the answers in order:
1. Concatenated Keys
2. Link Table
3. Synthetic Key
4. Section Access
5. Reload
6. Cycle Group
Thanks to DV over at QlikShare
for the inspiration for this post.
Section Access
Reload
Cycle Group
Here are the answers in order:
1. Concatenated Keys
2. Link Table
3. Synthetic Key
4. Section Access
5. Reload
6. Cycle Group
As usual, your comments and shares are much appreciated.
Nice one mate. I guess everything except the last one :(
ReplyDeleteOK, I'll bite. What's wrong with the last picture? The Group of Motor-Cycles
ReplyDeleteI think Link table was the best. I'm guessing last one is for a cyclic group, just a bit of artistic license. Great post.
ReplyDeleteI admit some of these take a little bit of imagination. I'm just hoping Donald Farmer doesn't get mad.
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