- QlikView for Developers
- Table of Contents
- QlikView for Developers
- Credits
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgements
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Customer Feedback
- Preface
- 1. Meet QlikView
- 2. What's New in QlikView 12?
- 3. Seeing is Believing
- 4. Data Sources
- 5. Data Modeling
- 6. Styling Up
- 7. Building Dashboards
- User types
- Applying the DAR principle to Airline Operations
- Creating the Analysis sheet
- Creating the new Dashboard sheet
- Creating the Reports sheet
- Other charts
- Summary
- 8. Scripting
- The Script Editor
- Script statements
- Conditional functions
- Dealing with different data types
- Debugging script
- Standardizing and organizing script
- Re-using scripts
- Managing file locations and connection strings
- Summary
- 9. Data Modeling Best Practices
- 10. Basic Data Transformation
- 11. Advanced Expressions
- Using variables
- Using the TOTAL qualifier
- The Aggr function
- Conditional functions
- A tip on copying expressions
- Summary
- 12. Set Analysis and Point In Time Reporting
- 13. Advanced Data Transformation
- 14. More on Visual Design and User Experience
- 15. Security
- Index
When using QlikView, we invariably come across some selections that we want to return to at a later time. We can create a bookmark by using the menu (Bookmarks | Add Bookmark), using the toolbar, or by pressing Ctrl + B. Another option is the Bookmark Object. This object lets us create and remove bookmarks from within the worksheet space.
Let's add a bookmark object to our Dashboard sheet by following these steps:
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