13 June 2025 Qlik Extension: Scroll to Object Share this message Ever since Qlik introduced extended sheets in June 2018, we at Bitmetric have been fans. The ability to extend a sheet vertically and add visualizations below the fold is a powerful way to present more insights without cluttering the main view. Yet, even after seven years, it still feels like a hidden feature. Many users simply don’t realize they can scroll down. Although the concept is common in web design, extended sheets in Qlik often go unnoticed. We’re regularly asked questions like “Where can I find the details?” or “Wasn’t there another chart?” even when those elements are just off-screen. We’ve tried to make it more discoverable, using visual cues like downward-pointing arrows at the bottom of the sheet. But even those are often overlooked. Introducing the Scroll to Object extension To make vertical scrolling more discoverable, we’ve created a new extension: Scroll to Object. This extension adds a customizable button that smoothly scrolls to a specific object when clicked. You can also configure it to scroll back to the top of the sheet. We chose smooth scrolling rather than instant jumping (which is possible with the standard button object) because it not only looks better, it also teaches users that scrolling is possible in Qlik dashboards. The animation below shows the extension in action. Get the Scroll to Object extension for Qlik Want to use this extension in your own environment? You can download it directly from our GitHub page. Barry Harmsen Barry is the founder of Bitmetric. He’s been in the field of Data & Analytics for more than 20 years, covering roles from hands-on development to architecture and strategy, and everything in between. Barry loves delivering solutions that fit well within the business’ context and are fun to use. In his free time, Barry enjoys spending time with his family, rowing, DIY and working on fun side-projects. More from the Bitmetric team Qlik Cloud Backup Protect your investment in Qlik with daily incremental backups stored in an encrypted environment with redundant storage. Available for as little as 2 Euro per day. Learn more. Masters Summit for Qlik The Masters Summit for Qlik provides the next step in your path to becoming a Qlik specialist. As an extra perk, Bitmetric has secured an over $450 discount just for you! Use code BITMETRIC at checkout. Read more here. Extension Qlik How can we help? Barry has over 20 years experience as a Data & Analytics architect, developer, trainer and author. He will gladly help you with any questions you may have. Call us Mail us 17 September 2025 Protected: Qlik vs Power BI: Part 4 – End User Interaction & Integration There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Power BI Qlik 11 September 2025 Qlik vs Power BI: Part 3 – Front End Development & User Experience Part 3 of our Qlik vs Power BI series explores Qlik’s grid responsive layout and associative model versus Power BI’s precision layout and query-based interactions, highlighting their impact on dashboard design and user experience. Power BI Qlik 4 September 2025 Qlik vs. Power BI: Part 2 – Back-End & Data Modeling This post is Part 2 of our series on Qlik vs Power BI data preparation and modeling. We compare Qlik’s structured, script-driven approach with QVDs to Power Query’s flexible, user-friendly interface, and explain what each means for building reliable data models. Power BI Qlik
17 September 2025 Protected: Qlik vs Power BI: Part 4 – End User Interaction & Integration There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Power BI Qlik
11 September 2025 Qlik vs Power BI: Part 3 – Front End Development & User Experience Part 3 of our Qlik vs Power BI series explores Qlik’s grid responsive layout and associative model versus Power BI’s precision layout and query-based interactions, highlighting their impact on dashboard design and user experience. Power BI Qlik
4 September 2025 Qlik vs. Power BI: Part 2 – Back-End & Data Modeling This post is Part 2 of our series on Qlik vs Power BI data preparation and modeling. We compare Qlik’s structured, script-driven approach with QVDs to Power Query’s flexible, user-friendly interface, and explain what each means for building reliable data models. Power BI Qlik