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IPC Global Tips #8 - Using mathematical concepts to control visibility of objects in Qlik Sense

Mark Meersman
Jan 10, 2022
1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

When you have a problem to solve, sometimes the standard or default solution is not the most simplified or easiest to maintain. In this episode of IPC Global Tips, Master Data Mage (9th Level) Igor Alcantara walks you through how to think mathematically when addressing a problem in Qlik, resulting in a more simple and elegant solution- in this case, using prime numbers to control the visibility of columns.

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