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Native Excel PivotTables

Your Qlik pivot, as a real Excel PivotTable.

Every Qlik pivot in an Excel attachment or template arrives as a native PivotTable, rebuilt from Qlik on every run, with Qlik's layout, number formats and colours. Recipients expand, collapse and rearrange it like their own.

Available inQlik Sense

KPImailer turns Qlik Sense pivot tables into native Excel PivotTables. It rebuilds each PivotTable from the Qlik object on every run, so it follows Qlik: the same rows and columns in the same order, the same number formats and the same cell colours, with + and - buttons on every level.

In attachments and templates

  • Excel attachments. A formatted Excel attachment delivers each Qlik pivot as a PivotTable, with the Qlik title, subtitle and footnote. No template to design.
  • Excel templates. In desktop Excel, insert a Qlik pivot with the KPImailer add-in and keep building around it.

Totals you can trust

Before you insert a pivot, KPImailer shows whether Excel will match Qlik’s totals for each measure. When Excel cannot reproduce something exactly, such as hidden totals, a short note in the file and in the run history says so.

Large pivots and selections

A pivot too large to build in full is built at the levels that fit, without overloading Qlik. Pivots that only show data once something is selected, such as a single part number, can be set up too.

Your own PivotTables still work

Prefer your own summary over data from Qlik? Build your own PivotTables and formulas in a template. They recalculate on every run.

An Excel PivotTable built from a Qlik pivot, with customers and products, current and previous year sales and Qlik's cell colours

FAQ

Native Excel PivotTables, answered.

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Is it a real PivotTable or a formatted table?

A real Excel PivotTable. Recipients can expand and collapse levels, show the rows behind a number and rearrange the fields.

Do the totals match Qlik?

Before you insert a pivot, KPImailer shows whether Excel will match Qlik's totals for each measure. When Excel cannot reproduce something exactly, a short note in the file and in the run history says what.

Do we need a template?

No. A formatted Excel attachment delivers each Qlik pivot as a PivotTable on its own. In an Excel template you place it yourself, next to your own formulas and charts.

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