Read-only dashboards are a thing of the past. With Vizlib Writeback Table, you can easily edit, update and comment on data points or entire rows directly in your dashboards, while remaining in the analysis flow. It’s a like a version of spreadsheets in Qlik Sense, but a lot more powerful, as it lets you correct your data, insert new information, adjust numbers and create new data segmentations. Fully customizable, Vizlib Writeback Table lets you edit Qlik dimensions, measures and fields, and add new data using a wide variety of data types. It's also incredibly quick to create an app, as you can see from the video guide here.
Vizlib Writeback Table is part of the Vizlib Collaboration product suite, you can find out more about Collaboration by watching our product demonstration.
You can find links to all of our Vizlib Writeback Table documentation on the product homepage. We've organized our documents into several categories, and to make them easy to find, we've included keywords in the document title.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
This page helps you get started with Vizlib Writeback Table and explains where to find the information you need.
If you're new to our products, why not watch our video on getting started with Vizlib here, or have a look at the factsheet which summarizes all the available features in Collaboration?
You can find the latest version of Vizlib Writeback Table on our User Portal in the Collaboration section of the Downloads page. The software includes an installation file and a demo app showing you how Vizlib Writeback Table works. You can also review our Architecture Model to see which solution will be best for you.
Guides
Guides are articles which contain technical information relating to Vizlib Writeback Table.
Vizlib products all have the same installation process, so you can find instructions on installing Vizlib Writeback Table here, and there is a video tutorial for installing Vizlib extensions on our YouTube channel here. Vizlib Writeback Table shares a Glossary of Terms and Expression guide with Vizlib Input Form, and also has a range of guides for Creating a Table, Setup instructions, Integration guides for SQL and Oracle databases and REST APIs, adapting your table with Form View, working with Data Types, learning how to Sort, Filter and Export columns, and Paste Data Values. There are also guides for Writeback Operations and Qlik Sense Security Rules. You can find a full list of all the guides on the homepage.
Properties
Properties articles contain information on the Property Panel, which you use in the Qlik Sense Hub to manage functions for Vizlib Writeback Table. These articles cover subjects like Input Field Options, Custom Styling, Validation, Bulk Edit, Writeback Settings (Destination Settings and Audit Columns, Table Settings and Reload), Destination Types and Customization. You can find the complete list on the homepage.
Troubleshooting
You can use our Troubleshooting articles if you start seeing errors or exceptions in Vizlib Writeback Table. We've compiled documents containing known issues, tips and answers to general questions like how to use Binary Loads. You can find the complete list on the documentation homepage.
Changelog
The Changelog contains details for each release of Vizlib Writeback Table, such as new features and bug fixes. You can find the changelog on the documentation homepage, and you can sign up to receive notifications of new releases for all Vizlib products here.
Examples
To show you more about Vizlib Writeback Table we've included a tutorial about a finance use case.
We've also included a recording of a webinar about getting started with Vizlib Writeback Table which aired in October 2020.