May 16, 2023: What’s New in Qlik Cloud?

Create personalized straight tables with chart exploration

In the Visualization bundle, the new straight table significantly boosts self-service capabilities with chart exploration. It acts as a catch-all table, providing app consumers with the flexibility to pick and choose how they would like their table presented.

App creators can add many fields simultaneously, customize the table at the column-level, add alternative dimensions and measures, set column width, apply pagination, and turn on chart exploration.

Chart exploration allows users that do not have edit rights to customize the original straight table when they are in analysis mode. These users can add or remove columns, change sort order, re-arrange columns, and make selections. They can then share, download, subscribe to, or bookmark the new table layout. The changes made in chart exploration mode by a user are not seen by other users working in the same sheet. It is very helpful in apps that have many viewers with different needs.

Straight table (Visualization bundle)

Using chart exploration

Straight Table

SaaS in 60 – New Straight Table Chart Object

New Google Analytics 4 Connector

The new Qlik Google Analytics 4 connector extracts traffic and engagement metrics from your Google Analytics 4-enabled websites and apps. Google Analytics 4 is a more flexible measuring tool that Google Universal Analytics, and can collect event-based data from many different websites and apps.

The previous Qlik Google Analytics connector will continue to be supported until Google retires their old analytics service later in 2023.

Google Analytics 4

Replace imported source databases and schemas in data projects

When importing a cloud data warehouse data project, you can now replace the source schema for landing tasks, and the source database and schema for registered data.

Importing a cloud data warehouse data project