The document outlines the details of the QlikView Development course offered by MyTectra, including course duration options, training modes, and contact information. It covers various chapters focusing on QlikView basics, data modeling, dashboard creation, scripting, data transformation, and advanced expressions. MyTectra is described as a global learning solutions company providing diverse training methods across multiple cities.

1. Course Details:
Course Code – MYT1146– Qlikview Development
Course duration: Fast Track – 2 Weeks
Regular Week days – 1 Month
Week End – 5 Weeks
Training mode: Instructor led Class training | Live Virtual Training
Contact: +91 90191 91856
Email: info@mytectra.com
Web: www.mytectra.com
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2. Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: Meet QlikView
What is QlikView?
Exploring data with QlikView
The technology and components behind QlikView
When QlikView use expands
Meet High Cloud Airlines
Chapter 2: Seeing is Believing
What is a SiB?
Preparing the workspace
Creating the app
Summary
Chapter 3: Data Sources
Using ODBC and OLE DB drivers
Extracting data—two hands-on examples
Extracting data from MS Access
QVD and QVX files
QVD files
QVX files
Loading an Inline table
Chapter 4: Data Modeling
Dimensional data modeling
Relational databases and ER modeling
Dimensional modeling
The associative data model
Guidelines for table associations
How associations are created
Avoiding data model conflicts

3. Chapter 5: Styling Up
Design requirements
The Document Properties window
The Sheet Properties dialog
Setting the object properties
Caption colors and style
Working with list boxes
Adding list boxes
The List Box Properties dialog
The Multi Box
The Current Selections Box
Selecting objects
Chapter 6: Building Dashboards
User types and dashboard users
Applying the DAR principle to Airline Operations
Document requirements
Expressions and the Edit Expression window
Expressions
Line Chart
Additional line chart properties
Combo Chart
Container
Scatter Chart
Creating the new Dashboard sheet
Linked Objects
Gauges
Cloning the object for re-use
Adding Air Time
Using a Text Object to display an image
Adding actions to a Text object
Adding a Pie chart & Dimension Limits
Creating the Reports sheet
Variables
The Expression Overview window in action
Pivot tables 198
Other charts

4. Chapter 7: Scripting
The Script Editor
Script statements
The JOIN statement
The KEEP statement
The CONCATENATE statement
The NOCONCATENATE statement
Using MAPPING tables
Adding comments
Conditional scripts
Date and time functions
Debugging script – Check the syntax
Chapter 8: Basic Data Transformation
Changing the source table structure
"Cleansing" a dirty table
File contents
Working with the Transformation Step wizard 301
The final result
Other transformation tricks
Loading a Cross table
A Cross table example
Working with the Cross table Wizard
A solo exercise
Expanding a hierarchy
A hierarchy example
Working with the Hierarchy Wizard
The tree-view list-box
Generic load
Loading a generic table into QlikView

5. Chapter 9: Advanced Expressions
Using variables 329
Creating a variable 330
Using variables in charts 331
Interactively changing a variable's value 333
Using the Input Box object 333
Using the Slider object 334
Using variables based on expressions 335
Using variables to store expressions 337
Variable naming convention 338
The Dollar Sign Expansion syntax 338
Dollar Sign Expansion with parameters 339
Double Dollar Sign Expansion
The Agg function
Class function
Pick function
Chapter 10: Set Analysis
The magic of Set Analysis
Point In Time Reporting
The challenge
Defining the set modifiers
Obtaining the base period record set
Obtaining the compare-to period record set
Constructing the expressions
Enabling additional period comparisons
More Point In Time Reporting examples
Storing set expressions into variables 386
Set expressions with parameters
Portable set expressions
Set variables and the Master Calendar
Comparative analysis with alternate states
A comparative analysis example
Alternate states step-by-step
State-based expressions

6. Chapter 11: Advanced Data Transformation & Security
Data architecture
Loading data already stored in QlikView
Aggregating data
Sorting tables
The Peek function
Merging
Incremental loads
Hidden script 471
Section access
Document-level security 483
Sheet-level security 485
Summary