I am not well-versed in code. Would someone (for hire) be willing to help me place one of these beautiful tables on my website?
It should be able to do the following:
Sort per column
work with multiple filters
have the ability to update the numbers by linking to a google sheets, etc.
Thank you.
Rick Gonsalves
rick_gonsalves#hotmail.com
Have not tried yet as I am not familiar with code and how to use it.
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Fairly new to posting here but not new to the site.
I have done a fair bit of Googling on this one but still don’t seem to have the answer so thought I’d post here.
This is high level and no code included just now although can provide later.
I have a template that is completed by customers and within that template are hidden tabs, one of which has a table that is used as part of a vlookup.
What I am trying to achieve here is to read the customers submitted data into account of an array (done) and then do some kind of equivalent to a vlookup on a column in the array and then add the results to a new column in the array.
I’m happy to also read the lookup table into an array or dictionary as I understand this is a far better approach.
I’m just stuck on what to use instead of vlookup and how to achieve the above.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I've been spinning my wheels on this one for a while and have had trouble finding a relatively pertinent answer elsewhere. This seems to me to be pretty convoluted and maybe not even possible, so if that's the case please let me know and I can find other workarounds. And if it would be easier to just refer me to reading materials, etc. please feel free as well.
My goal is to merge two tables together via Power Query in Excel, where one of the tables has typos and empty fields where there shouldn't be. I've attached a picture here for reference:
The second table is a "master table" of sorts, that the first table should cross-reference against. The desired process/result is attached here:
To get the names to match, I've been trying to fine-tune fuzzy match's similarity figure, though I'm not quite there yet as some of the typos are too different. It seems to me that the real difficult part is trying to reconcile the cities based on the correct customer name.
Maybe there is a better way to do this outside of Power Query, but that's just where I started as it made the most sense to me. Any tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance.
I have been trying to find a way to get hyperlinks added into the data pulled from a website. I have tried using //#href combining this into the formula, but have not had any success.
I have also tried pulling the URL from the website in a separate sheet to try and combine the 2 lots of data but again no success.
I'm sure there must be an easy solution to this but having minimal knowledge on excel has made it tricky!
The link to a copy of the spreadsheet is below, and the formula I am currently using to pull data into google sheets is below but has no URL attached to the information when pulled.
=transpose(IMPORTXML(B1,"//div[#id='page-box']/div[2]/ section/div"))
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hiQ5EeGEgQC7kPApCUyR3r_uZb31MVDzdiffqApDdGE/edit?usp=sharing
Hopefully someone can help with this solution. thanks in advance.
Try
=importxml(url,"//div[#class='alphabet__list-column']//a/#href")
edit:
use following xpath
//span[#class='alphabet__list-letter']|//div[#class='alphabet__list-column']//a/#href
to retrieve also the letter
This may seem like a silly question, but it's taking me way too long to find the answer, so I'm hoping I can get some help here.
If I'm understanding correctly, the sample RedQueryBuilder formats the table names that are related to the initial table in "Proper Case", while the columns of the initial table are all caps. This is wonderfully helpful in distinguishing the tables from the columns.
Developers at my place of work (who are not currently available to ask) implemented the RedQueryBuilder in one of their web apps, and somehow, the table names AND the column names are all "Proper Case." This makes it impossible to tell which are tables and which are columns. I've scoured the code, searched through any available CSS, stepped through the app in the JS debugger, etc, to try to figure out how to format the list of tables + columns the way it's done in the original, but it's taking forever, and I can't seem to find it. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be fantastic!
Thank you!!
In the meta data that is sent to the client you should be able to send "name" and "label" values. The "name" is used when reading/writing the SQL and the "label" is displayed to the user.
You should be able to control it there.
I'm working on a project where I'm pulling a bunch of information out of a Drupal MySQL database and putting it in a Google Spreadsheet. My problem is that its a lot of data, and I'd prefer to put it all in one spreadsheet, sorting everything by sheet.
I'm not seeing anyway to add a sheet to a spreadsheet nor navigate between existing sheets. Anyone have any idea how to do this? I'd like to this in PHP, and if that doesn't work, Python.
Thanks for your help,
--Scott
This may help
http://code.google.com/apis/spreadsheets/data/3.0/developers_guide.html#CreatingWorksheets
It's for Protocol/Java though.
Here you go:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/class_spreadsheet#insertSheet
I guess, you first stumbled along a very similar URL:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/class_spreadsheetapp#create