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Erweiterte Ausdrücke und Verzweigungen in Validierungsregeln

Validierungsregeln unterstützen nun erweiterte Ausdrücke mit Arithmetik, String- und Zahlenfunktionen und Klammern sowie mehrere Bedingungen mit else if, inklusive Ausdrucksprüfung vor dem Speichern.

July 9, 2026

Advanced expressions and conditional branching in validation rules

You can now define advanced data quality checks with expressions using Qlik script syntax, directly from the rule builder. Rules also now support multiple conditions with else if for branching logic, all without leaving the guided user interface.

What’s available

  • Arithmetic operands: Use +, -, *, /, and modulo between field references and literals on either side of a validation operator. For example: fieldA + fieldB = fieldC, fieldX - 100 > 0.
  • Typed function operands (string and number functions): Reference functions including Len, Trim, Left, Right, Mid, IsText, IsNum, Floor as operands in any rule condition.
  • Parenthesised sub expressions: Control evaluation order with parentheses. For example: (fieldA + fieldB) * 0.8 = fieldC.

Users also benefit from inline expression validation with actionable error feedback before the rule is saved.

Working with validation rules

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

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Fast Mode für Qlik Answers

Qlik Answers startet bei der Analyse von Anwendungen jetzt standardmäßig im neuen Fast mode, der direkte Fragen zu strukturierten Daten in Sekunden beantwortet, während der Thinking mode unverändert bleibt und per Umschalter oder über die Schaltfläche „Think more“ mit erhaltenem Kontext erreichbar ist.

July 7, 2026

Fast Mode for Qlik Answers

Qlik Answers now includes Fast mode — a new default experience for application analysis that returns answers in seconds.

What changed

When you open an application in Qlik Answers and ask a question, you are now in Fast mode by default. Fast mode is optimized for direct, retrieval-style questions against structured data: pulling a number, slicing by a dimension, generating a quick chart. For these kinds of questions, it is significantly faster than before.

This is the mode you will use most of the time. It handles the everyday questions well, and it handles them fast.

What stays the same

Thinking mode is still there, still works exactly as before, and is still the right choice for complex analysis, multi-step reasoning, or building charts and sheets from scratch. Nothing about Thinking mode has changed — it is just no longer the only option.

Switching modes

If Fast mode is not what you need, switching takes one click. The mode toggle sits in the chat interface once you have selected an application. Your conversation context carries over when you switch — you do not lose what you were working on.

If Fast mode genuinely cannot answer a question, it will tell you so rather than returning a weak response. A Think more button appears below the answer, and clicking it reruns your question in Thinking mode with full context preserved. You do not need to re-ask anything.

When to use each

Use Fast mode for questions like: …

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