Visual FX in QlikView (5): Merry Xmas 2014! - The Qlik Fix! The Qlik Fix!

Visual FX in QlikView (5): Merry Xmas 2014!

By Barry Harmsen

Christmas time is near again, so it’s time for another visual effect in QlikView: the QlikFix 2014 Christmas Card. Using the trusty animated scatter plot once more, I’ve built a little spinning Christmas tree (and, in the spirit of Christmas, added some awful music 😉 ). Check the video below:

The complete QVW can be downloaded below:

Download the 2014 QlikFix Christmas Card

Wishing you all happy holidays and all the best for 2015!

More visual FX in QlikView:

Barry Harmsen

About The Author

Barry Harmsen

Hi there, I'm Barry and I'm a Business Intelligence Consultant at Bitmetric and based in the Netherlands. Originally from a background of 'traditional' Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence and Performance Management, for the past 10 years I have been specializing in Qlik and a more user-centric form of BI. I have done numerous QlikView and Qlik Sense implementations in many different roles and industries. In 2012 I co-authored the book QlikView 11 for Developers. You can follow me on Twitter at @meneerharmsen.

Posted on December 18, 2014 by Barry Harmsen. This entry was posted in Charts, General and tagged becauseitcanbedone, visualfx, visualization, xmas. Bookmark the permalink.

4 Comments

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December 18, 2014 - 20:16 | Permalink

Animated Scatter is fairly nice 🙂
But man i LOVE the Music!

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Bjorn

December 18, 2014 - 21:29 | Permalink

I can only agree with jochem. Love it

3

December 20, 2014 - 21:18 | Permalink

This is several different kinds of awesome. Thanks for sharing. Have a fantastic Christmas yourself.

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Barry Harmsen

December 21, 2014 - 15:06 | Permalink

Thanks Steve. Building these little animated apps is a lot of fun. It might look somewhat pointless, but I’ve already picked up quite a few new ideas for use in client applications. (and for use in next year’s Christmas card 🙂

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