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# qlik-snippets | ||
Qlik scripting techniques and useful subroutines | ||
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## ProfileTableFieldValues Subroutine | ||
This subroutine performs automated analysis of a table's field values. | ||
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### Usage | ||
1. Create a new section named "ProfileTableFieldValues Subroutine" in your script. | ||
2. Copy/paste the subroutine into this new section. | ||
3. Ensure that this section is placed somewhere above where you want to first call it. | ||
4. Place the following code on a line by itself, somewhere after the table you want to analyze has been loaded: | ||
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`Call ProfileTableFieldValues('Name Of Table You Want To Analyze', 'Name For Results Table')` | ||
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5. Reload the script and check the data model viewer. You should see your new table. |