General navigation
As a QlikView designer, it is your task to organize data in a way that lets the users navigate comfortably through it and create structures that allow them to easily find what they are looking for. In a way, a good navigation schema is like your Internet connection. If it works well, nobody notices. If not, be prepared for a tidal wave of complaints.
Tab row
Just as books are structured in chapters, QlikView applications are divided into tabs in order to organize the information. Most of the time, you can rely on the standard tab row to do this job. However, if you need some extra spice in your interface, you can manage the sheets manually via buttons and actions. Just go to Settings |Document Properties | General and select the Hide Tabrow option. This feature is usually a little harder to maintain, but it can help you create a more stylish look:
Showing and hiding objects
Our goal as dashboard designers is to build a robust structure that gives the users easy access to all...
