Using RLV Scribe

RLV Scribe adds an editable, collaborative grid to a Qlik Sense sheet. Some of this section is for whoever builds the Qlik app - choosing dimensions, adding custom columns, and setting their behavior in the property panel. The rest is for whoever uses the finished sheet - typing values in, adding or deleting rows, and working with locked or calculated data. Most pages cover both, since seeing how a setting behaves for end users is the best way to decide whether to turn it on.

If you haven’t put the object on a sheet yet, start with Adding the extension to a Qlik app.

In this section

Custom columns - the column types available and the settings every one of them shares.
Editing data - how end users add, edit, and delete rows, and how saving works.
Row locking - making some rows read-only.
Calculated columns - a column computed live from others, instead of typed in.
Numeric input with suggestions - picking a number from relevant history instead of typing blind.
Dropdowns and tags - single-choice and multi-value columns, including live Qlik lookups.
Bulk edit - applying one value to every visible row at once.
Versioning - keeping your own personal what-if versions of a table.
Scenario simulation - what-if analysis scoped to your current selections.
Importing data - bringing in data from Excel or another Qlik table, and resetting to a baseline.
Formatting and appearance - styling headers, cells, and totals.
Behavior settings - reloading the app after a change, key separators, and pagination.