The way in which QlikView's associative engine works means Nulls don't really exist in the data it holds, a Null is simply an absence of a data item. For example if a field value is missing we can’t make selection on empty list box. We can replace these null values with our required values (NA, 0, etc…)
Wednesday, 26 August 2015
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