How can I select the text in the output area of my VS Code Jupyter Notebook (Python 3.9.7.) (Windows 10)?
I'm not sure what i changed, and I know I could select the text in the past.
I could'nt find this question asked or answered anywhere with a quick google, and I'd appreciate the help. This is surprisingly frustrating, if you can't select text from the output.
I can select the text in the code editor.
I cannot select the text in the output area.
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please help me find examples of working with the font of the text in the Excel cell in the TCL code. Turn on Border Bottom and use underline the text. Screenshot of the parameters I need to change below.
I found examples enter link description here but not exactly for underline the text
Thanks a lot
I want to Google search a term. So, I did a concatenate formula that creates a hyperlink. It looks something like:
=CONCATENATE("https://www.google.com/search?q=",A1)
Where A1 is the location of the term I want to search.
So far, so good. This gives me a hyperlink in text form. Then, I create a second column to establish the actual hyperlink:
=HYPERLINK(location of the concatenate formula result)
Great. I've got a working hyperlink. If I use the mouse to click that formula, it opens the Google search correctly.
Now, I want to use the keyboard instead of my mouse to click this hyperlink. I need to do a bunch of these types of searches. Maybe I'll create a macro that can open them for me a few at a time.
Anyway, this older post describes a way of opening hyperlinks in Excel without using the mouse. The problem I have is that I don't see "Open Hyperlink" in my context menu. All I've got is "Remove Hyperlink".
Any ideas why and what I can do to work around it? Thanks!
Is there a way to select ALL the cells below the cursor (or above) in Jupyter Notebook with one command (not doing it one-by-one).
It may not be possible in Jupyter Notebook, but it is possible in JupyterLab using Shift + End, so by extension you can use it in RetroLab which is a Jupyter Notebook layout recreation using JupyterLab components.
Alternatively you can Select the given cell, then scroll to the bottom of your notebook and Shift + Select the last cell. This will select all cells in between.
To my knowledge, this question hasn't been asked before.
If it has, then sorry for the redundance.
I am using Windows 10 and Excel 2016. What I want to do is :
When I open Excel, a green pop-up window is displayed for a few seconds, showing "Office 365", the Microsoft logo, and a loading menu.
Question > Do you think this menu can be removed, or replaced by some other image ?
Thanks a lot !
Best Regards
the menu can be removed: go to options excel -> accessibility (above advanced) -> startscreen...
I am using FCKEditor.java 2.6 version but not able to see the option to paste from word. In my case users want to copy tables from Excel and they are not able to do now because I don't have the paste from word option. My understanding is that paste from Word should solve my problem.
Any help is appreciated.
Just configure the toolbar to include the PasteFromWord button. Selecting the toolbar_full option in the config does include that button. BTW: FCKEditor 2.6 is quite outdated; currently, CKEditor for Java 3.6.1 is available.