Build end-to-end business intelligence skills with QlikView and QlikSense, from installation and data preparation to secure data modeling and ERP analysis. Designed for learners seeking practical BI, dashboard, and enterprise reporting skills, this course guides you through navigating QlikView, creating sheets and objects, writing load scripts, and importing data from Excel, text, XML, and QVD files.

QlikView & QlikSense: Build & Analyze Data Models

QlikView & QlikSense: Build & Analyze Data Models

Instructor: EDUCBA
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What you'll learn
Load and transform data from Excel, text, XML, and QVD files using QlikView scripts and functions.
Build interactive dashboards, star schemas, master calendars, and advanced data models.
Apply security controls and create QlikSense dashboards to analyze ERP, customer, inventory, and sales data.
Skills you'll gain
- Data Wrangling
- Dashboard Creation
- Data Transformation
- Interactive Data Visualization
- Data Store
- Business Intelligence
- Data Visualization Software
- Scripting
- Authorization (Computing)
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- Data Import/Export
- Extract, Transform, Load
- Data Processing
- Security Controls
- Data Warehousing
- Project Implementation
- Data Modeling
- Data Integration
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Reviewed on Sep 25, 2026
Exceptional content delivery that elevates your BI career. It seamlessly walks you through data loading, table joins, and modeling strategy across both staple Qlik analytics platforms.
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026
The comparative approach between QlikView's script-heavy backend and QlikSense’s modern visual interface gives a comprehensive advantage in business intelligence development.
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
Learning how to build robust, scalable associative data models completely changed how I approach cross-functional enterprise reporting and complex relational databases.




